England quick bowler Sonny Baker has signed a two-year contract extension with Hampshire to remain till the top of the 2028 season.
The 23-year-old moved to the membership in 2025 from Somerset and has since taken 47 wickets in 22 matches (36 of these in 11 first-class matches).
He has been an everyday presence for Hampshire at the beginning of the 2026 season, enjoying in 4 of their 5 County Championship matches, claiming 14 wickets.
“My principal goals for this 12 months had been to earn the respect of the senior gamers by demonstrating extra consistency in efficiency,” Baker stated.
“I really feel I’ve come a good distance since final 12 months, all due to the experiences I’ve had right here.”
Baker has represented England twice – as soon as in a heavy One-Day International defeat against South Africa after which in a T20 win against Ireland three weeks later – and is hoping to make his Test debut this summer.
“Sonny has established himself as a key member of the crew, and it has been nice to witness his improvement over the course of his time with us,” stated Hampshire director of cricket Giles White.
“He brings a incredible outlook on life and has made probably the most of each alternative, including talent to enhance his pure tempo.
“He’s absolutely dedicated, has an distinctive perspective, and we’re delighted to have him as a part of the setup”.
