Luke Fletcher: Nottinghamshire bowler signs new contract
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Seamer Luke Fletcher has signed an extended contract with Nottinghamshire until the end of the 2024 season.
The 32-year-old has been in fine form in the early stages of the County Championship season, taking 36 wickets at an average of 13.22.
He has twice recorded career-best figures, including taking 10 wickets against Worcestershire at last month.
Head coach Peter Moores said Fletcher's new three-year deal is a reward for a lot of hard work in the off season.
"He has come back this season bowling better than ever," Moores said. "He has moved himself from the guy who takes a couple of wickets to the man who can win games with five or six.
"He is well loved by the members and supporters and he is as good a team man as you can get.
"He has learned the balance between work, discipline and fun, and he is a great example for anybody at Nottinghamshire."
Fletcher has taken 367 wickets at an average of 26.42 across his 116 first-class games for Nottinghamshire since making his debut in 2008.
"I have never really pictured myself playing anywhere else," Fletcher said.
"I've worked on a few things in the winter which has had an impact, and this year has been the best start to a season I have ever had, so hopefully it can continue."