Wayne White leaves Leicestershire for second time
Friday 8 July 2016 13:15, UK
Leicestershire have confirmed that all-rounder Wayne White has left the club by mutual consent.
White began his career with his home county Derbyshire, before joining Leicestershire in 2009.
He was a regular wicket-taker and handy lower middle-order batsmen, scoring 2,139 runs and taking 108 wickets in 51 matches.
He earned a move to Lancashire for two seasons, but was not a regular starter and after a season back at Derbyshire in 2015 he returned to Grace Road.
His last game for the Foxes was in May.
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A club statement read: "Wayne has been a terrific player for the club in two separate spells over the last 12 months and from 2009-2012 during which time he proved himself to be a very talented player indeed and a big favourite of the club's supporters.
"We would like to thank him for his whole-hearted and significant contribution to the club on and off the field.
"Wayne is leaving to pursue other opportunities and we are sad to see him leave. We wish him all the best for the future."
