West Indies fast bowler Jerome Taylor is negotiating a sponsorship deal with Digicel that could include a stint with English county side Glamorgan.

According to information reaching CaribbeanCricket.com, the 22-year-old Jamaican will join Glamorgan immediately after the West Indies tour of England. The Digicel-sponsored scholarship is valued at US$40,000. Full Story

In reply to CaribbeanCricket.com

I hope he gets Simon Jones to teach him how to reverse swing.

leh we hope he doh move like tino and say he doh need WI...he gone make millions at glamorgan :?

Bad Idea. He should be protecting his back not wearing it out in English Bush cricket.

In reply to FanAttick
I wondwer if Glamorgan will give him a blood claath, sorry! blood count test. :lol:

In reply to CaribbeanCricket.com Good for him...........following thw footsteps of the great WI fast bowlers

In reply to carl0002
I wonder myself. :D

Looks like Taylor eating Tino's food!!!!!

HAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHA

Well, I thought that digicel was the root of all evil, according to Sabina. Now digicel helping Taylor :D

In reply to carib
So it now mean the man career done :lol: :lol:

good for him

All the best JT.

After bowling your heart out in the series, i hope you have enough in the tank for Glamorgan.

In reply to carib ... that means it not good, don't go Jerome.

In reply to hitforsix ... thinking the same thing.

Good for JT.

Hope they dont 'overbowl' him in county cricket.

he will get a lot of wickets there

In reply to dax

Hope WI don't overbowl him? Its 4 test matches with no frontline spinner.

I think his selection for Glamorgna is a good thing. As said before, he can learn from bowling with Simon Jones. Staying in Jamaica and playing Mickey Mouse cricket is not going to advance his career. He needs to follow in the footsteps of Holding, walsh and Marshall and make his name in county cricket, and hoepfully he will improve as a result.