Yorkshire have signed seamer James Taylor on a three-year deal from Surrey.
The 25-year-old will be a part of the White Rose forward of the 2027 season, having spent seven years on the Oval.
Taylor, who got here by means of Derbyshire’s youth ranks, has taken 41 wickets for Surrey in 19 first-class appearances.
“At this stage of my profession, I felt it was the correct time to tackle a brand new problem,” he said., external
“Yorkshire have proven plenty of perception in me, and I am wanting ahead to repaying that religion by contributing as a lot as I can to the staff.
“Hopefully I may also help the membership compete for trophies over the subsequent few seasons and proceed to develop my sport.”
Taylor made his senior debut for Derbyshire towards a touring West Indies staff in 2017 and went on to affix Surrey in 2020.
He made his Surrey debut towards Middlesex in that summer season’s Bob Willis Trophy and helped them win the County Championship three seasons in a row between 2022 and 2024.
“Regardless of quite a few conversations during the last twelve months, which included a contract supply, we totally admire James Taylor’s determination to maneuver to Yorkshire,” Surrey’s director of males’s cricket Alec Stewart said., external
