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Media Release - 20 September 2002
Yorkshire's new chief executive, Colin Graves, is set to meet with Darren Gough next week to continue discussions on an extended contract.
Graves, who organised Gough's benefit last season, is more than anxious to retain the services of one of Yorkshire's star players who has done so much to further the Yorkshire and England development cause.
Gough's injury is a worry all round but he is a determined character who has a great desire to continue his England and Yorkshire career.
Graves is hopeful of a settlement with Gough within the next few days in order for Yorkshire to mount a serious bid for promotion back to the Frizzell Championship division one next season.
Meanwhile, it has been announced that juniors under 16 will be admitted free of charge to Yorkshire's final match of the season at Headingley on Sunday versus Kent in the Norwich Union League starting at 12 noon.
© Yorkshire CCC
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