Yorkshire release three players
Friday 18 September 2015 12:17, UK
Moin Ashraf, Dan Hodgson and Jonny Tattersall have been released by county champions Yorkshire.
The trio have reached the end of their contracts at Headingley and will not be offered new deals.
Right-arm seamer Ashraf leaves the club after five years, in which he made 21 first-class appearances, taking 43 wickets.
Wicketkeeper-batsman Hodgson, a product of the Leeds Bradford MCCU set-up, joined Yorkshire in 2012 and has captained the Yorkshire Second XI on a number of occasions this season.
Former England U19s batsman Tattersall made one List A appearance during the 2013 season against Glamorgan. He is renowned for his excellent fielding ability and has substituted for the England senior side on a number of occasions.
Last week, Yorkshire won their second successive LV= County Championship Division One title with two matches to spare. They followed this up on Thursday by setting a new record points total in a season by beating Hampshire.
Director of cricket Martyn Moxon said: "Everyone at Yorkshire would like to take this opportunity to thank Moin, Dan and Jonathan for their contributions to the club and to wish them well for the future."
