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Adams linked with Yorkshire move Yorkshire confirm Adams approach
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Sussex skipper Chris Adams could be set to join Yorkshire in a shock move.Sussex skipper Chris Adams could be set to join Yorkshire in a shock move.
The 36-year-old is believed to have been offered a long-term deal combining captaincy and managerial duties.The 36-year-old is believed to have been offered a long-term deal combining captaincy and managerial duties.
County champions Sussex are due to make a statement on his future later on Thursday but Yorkshire admit negotiations have taken place. County champions Sussex have responded by offering the batsman more money and a year's extension to his deal, which runs out at the end of next season.
"We have been in discussions but the deal is far from done as he's still under contract," chief executive Stewart Regan was quoted as saying. "The ball is in his court. We've expressed a desire to bring him to Headingley," Tykes chief executive Stewart Regan told BBC Sport.
"He's a very exciting player, he's a winner and we want that winning mentality back at Headingley." "We have been in discussions with Chris about how he can develop as an individual.
Adams has another year to run on his deal at Sussex and has been offered new terms by the county after leading them to a second title in four seasons and a C&G Trophy triumph in August. "He's 36 and is looking at where he goes after his playing career finishes."
But he has made no secret of his desire to move into a management role and was recently overlooked for the position of chief executive at Hove. Adams joined Sussex in 1998 from Derbyshire, where he played for 10 years, and also appeared in five Tests and five one-day internationals for England from 1998-2000.
The batsman joined Sussex in 1998 from Derbyshire, where he played for 10 years, and also appeared in five Tests and five one-day internationals for England from 1998-2000. We are aware Chris has a strong desire to move into cricket management Sussex statement
He led the Hove-based club to a second title in four seasons and a C&G Trophy triumph last term.
Nicknamed "Grizzly", Adams has made no secret of his desire to move into a management role and was recently overlooked for the position of chief executive by Sussex.
A statement from the club read: "We have made another offer for a year's extension taking him to the end of the 2008 season within an enhancement on the terms of his current contract.
"We have also offered him an option to play on further by negotiation.
"We are aware that he has a strong desire to move into cricket management in the future and at the moment it is unfortunate that Sussex does not have a vacancy in this area."
Yorkshire, who narrowly avoided relegation, need a new skipper after Craig White quit at the end of last season.Yorkshire, who narrowly avoided relegation, need a new skipper after Craig White quit at the end of last season.