"It's happy days," said Ali, whose deal keeps him at New Road until the end of the 2022 campaign. "To commit my future and probably the rest of my career to Worcestershire is a fantastic feeling." Ali, who had one year remaining on his current deal, is one of England's key players, meaning he played little for Worcestershire this season as a result.Delighted to have signed for @WorcsCCC again. ?? lovely people and a great club to be part of. ? pic.twitter.com/P81k5TyVRX
— Moeen Ali (@MoeenAli) October 25, 2017
He only made three county championship appearances in Worcestershire's promotion campaign and participated in six one-day matches. But director of cricket Steve Rhodes said the left-handed batsman and off-spinner was a central figure for the county, who will play in division one of the championship next year after being crowned division two winners.Great news for Worcestershire as @MoeenAli commits to 5-year deal. Read ➡️https://t.co/sKQ1qgPnjT pic.twitter.com/1UnN6Mskke
— County Championship (@CountyChamp) October 25, 2017
"Moeen is our England player and it's important for us to have an England player," said Rhodes. "It's also important for our dressing room, our players, our staff and our members and supporters and everyone involved at the club. "It sends a message to other clubs that our better players don't feel the need to be elsewhere. "He is in such a rich vein of form internationally and on the back of a wonderful season, he is turning himself into one of the best all-rounders in the world in international cricket."England Star Moeen Signs New Five Year Contract With Worcestershire CCC https://t.co/DDfgZ3lyXz pic.twitter.com/hSbh8Ydo6N
— Worcestershire CCC (@WorcsCCC) October 25, 2017
BREAKING NEWS! @MoeenAli signs new five-year deal with @WorcsCCC, keeping him at club until end of 2022: https://t.co/AU1b0gsj1F pic.twitter.com/dBLyMzqf0T
— Sky Sports Cricket? (@SkyCricket) October 25, 2017
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