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What County Does Josh Tongue Play For England’s Promising Paceman
Hometown Pride to County Champion
Josh Tongue was born in Redditch Worcestershire and first walked the pitches for Worcestershire from a young age He quickly rose through the youth ranks and burst onto the scene for Worcestershire in 2016 taking his place as a rising fast bowler by 2017
The Worcestershire Days That Forged Him
Worcestershire became his home for his formative cricket years There he thrived in County Championship cricket and played a key role in their promotion to Division One in 2017 with 47 wickets This is where he learned resilience rhythm and raw pace that caught international attention
A New Chapter At Nottinghamshire
In July 2023 he signed a three year contract to join Nottinghamshire and in 2025 he made his first‑class debut for Notts at Trent Bridge After recovering from a long injury layoff he made an emotional return with a five wicket haul and even scored his maiden first class half century in that debut match
Emotional Echoes Behind The Club Move
That move wasn’t just a change of colours It felt like a second chance Nottinghamshire gave him space to rebuild to fight to heal and to return stronger Every ball he bowled carried that story of injury doubt pain recovery redemption
Why Nottinghamshire Holds His Heart
Nottinghamshire gave him the platform to show what he could be to balance club pressure with international duty to manage workload but also to grow in calm yet challenging surroundings It feels like a county that truly believes in him his talent and his potential
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