Somerset's Goldsworthy joins Foxes for T20 Blast
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Leicestershire have signed all-rounder Lewis Goldsworthy on loan from Somerset for the whole of the T20 Blast.
The 23-year-old has been brought in to strengthen the Foxes squad after spinner Liam Trevaskis was ruled out of the start of the campaign with a back injury.
Goldsworthy has taken 23 wickets in his 25 T20 appearances for Somerset.
He has also scored 257 runs in the competition at a strike rate of 116.81.
The left-arm spinner follows Somerset team-mate Ben Green in joining Leicestershire on loan after his fellow all-rounder made the move on a short-term deal last month to play in the County Championship.
"The chance to come and play for Leicestershire is very exciting. As soon as I got the call, I was straight in the car," Goldsworthy told the the club's official website, external.
"I feel at home already. I spoke to Ben Green, who only had good things to say about the club and the squad here, so I’m looking forward to getting going with a good group of lads."
The Foxes begin their T20 Blast campaign at home against Yorkshire Vikings on Friday.