Sajid Mahmood, the former Bolton League cricketer with Astley Bridge and Egerton, has been awarded an extension to his contract by Lancashire.
The all-rounder has established himself in the countys first team squad since joining them on a scholarship in 2002.
Sajid was selected for England's A tour to India and Malaysia in 2003-04, despite only having six first-class wickets to his name.
A call-up to the full international squad followed. He was the 18th Lancashire cricketer to play in a one-day international, although his debut against New Zealand proved to be a learning experience, his seven overs costing 56 runs.
Lancashire Cricket Manager Mike Watkinson said: "Saj is an exciting young bowler and we have high hopes for him.
"He is spending the off season with the England academy and has all the credentials to become an outstanding bowler for both Lancashire and England."
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