Beau Webster has re-signed for Warwickshire for the 2026 summer.

The 31-year-old Australian international will join the Bears at the start of the season and remain until the end of July, covering all of the first three months of the season.

Webster has been an excellent addition to the Bears’ squad in 2025, playing a major hand in two of their Championship victories.

Most recently, he scored his maiden century for Warwickshire in their mammoth run chase against local rivals Worcestershire, where Webster finished on 100* in achieving the 393 runs needed for victory, the county’s third-highest successful chase in their history.

Webster said, “I have loved my time with the Bears in 2025. My teammates, coaching and support staff and Edgbaston facilities are absolute top tier, and it did not take me long to agree to return in 2026.

“We are in a strong position to challenge for Championship and T20 Blast honours – wishing the boys all the best with the remainder of the season and success in both comps.”

In his stint with Warwickshire, Webster has amassed 361 runs at an average of 45.12 and taken 16 wickets at 26.56.

First team coach Ian Westwood said, “Beau has been a dream overseas recruit. He has spent time playing club cricket in Birmingham in the past, already knew some of the squad, and has felt part of the furniture from day one.

Webster is a rising star on the international stage, having debuted against India last winter in the dramatic finale to their five-match series and has cemented his place in the Australian Test side. 

Webster was Australia’s highest run scorer in the World Test Championship final, and is expected to play a full part in this winter’s hotly anticipated Ashes series.

Westwood said, “He is a triple-threat player of top international calibre, and we cannot wait to welcome him back next April. It’s great news for the Club and us as a team – and we hope he takes a full part in T20 Blast cricket next year as well as Championship cricket.”

Rugby Cricket Festival returns this August

Bears will once again be taking county cricket on the road for the second annual Rugby Cricket Festival, held at the historic Rugby School.

The venue will host three games against Northamptonshire Steelbacks on Sunday 10 August, Kent Spitfires on Wednesday 13 August and Middlesex on Friday 15 August. Tickets are selling fast, with adults £15 and U16s free.

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