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The Sentinel
|August 09, 2025
STAFFORDSHIRE have a rich history of helping to develop players for the first-class game.
And there have been a few new chapters added to that particular story in recent times. Batsman Zen Malik, all-rounder Joe Hawkins and seamer Rory Haydon have all progressed through the county system to step up to the professional arena.
Malik signed a two-year deal with Warwickshire at the back end of last year, while Hawkins and Haydon recently signed short-term deals at Derbyshire.
All three have made an impact already.
Malik, pictured right, aged 27, has already churned out two County Championship centuries - against Surrey and Worcestershire - since making the move to Edgbaston.
Hawkins, just 18, made his four-day bow for Derbyshire against Northamptonshire, picking up a couple of wickets with his off spin and contributing 34 in the first innings with the bat.
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