LONDON – Ace West Indies seamer Kemar Roach will play no further part in the English County Championship for Surrey, after picking up a hamstring injury last week against Hampshire.

Surrey said Tuesday the 33-year-old had returned to his native Barbados to recuperate after scans confirmed the injury, sustained on day two against Hampshire at the Oval.

Roach sent down 38 balls in Hampshire’s first innings and took no further part in the contest which Surrey eventually won by an innings and 17 runs.

“I’m gutted that my time at Surrey has come to an end due to a slight injury but I want to thank the whole Surrey family for the love and care they have shown,” Roach said on social media.

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In reply to CaribbeanCricket.com Surrey ain't wasting no time or money on an overseas player.. wow

Roach time is due and he is better off packing it in now.KB protects him is tests with a softly softly approach,but even that won't help,forget the 300 wicket record.It is plain to see the selectors are willing him on,lucky boy.

In reply to Blackbird

Wat wud be the point of keeping a player signed for 7 matches who had to be stretchered off the field with a hamstring injury?