FORMER England Test bowler Devon Malcolm is set to play at Netherfield Cricket Club in next week's Minor Counties Championship match.
The Jamaican-born Malcolm, aged 41, makes his debut for Suffolk in the three-day match against Cumberland, which starts at Parkside Road on Monday.
The ex-England bowler, perhaps best known for his 9-57 rout of South African at the Oval in 1994 after taking exception to being clouted by a delivery while batting, only retired from the first-class cricket when leaving Leicestershire at the end of the last season.
He played 40 Test matches for England and had first-class capped careers with Derbyshire, Northants and Leicestershire.
Cumberland fast bowler Pallav Kumar, 22, made his first-class debut for injury-hit Durham against Glamorganshire at the Riverside Stadium on Wednesday.
Kumar, a graduate who is studying at Newcastle University, plays his club cricket for Newcastle City.
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