Dane Paterson: South African pace setter signs new two-year contract with Nottinghamshire
The 33-year-old South African has claimed 145 wickets in all formats over the past two summers.
He took 56 with the red ball this year as Notts won promotion by finishing top of the County Championship Division Two.
"I'm excited to be back next year and continuing this journey together - we have the ingredients to continue succeed," he told the club's website.
"I know you have to savor environments like this where everyone is on the same page and enjoying their cricket, and win the title of Di vision 2 this year was a reward for the efforts of everyone involved."
Paterson ran two tests , four rounds and eight T20 internationals for S South Africa between 2017 and 2020.
"His skill and power with the ball have been remarkable, and it is a credit to him for maintaining these high levels of performance and intensity over two campaigns,” Notts head coach Peter Moores said. .
"What you don't see is part of adversity; the way it plays despite the pain after resuming annoys, raising his hand to play uphill or in the wind, and that he has spent a lot of time away from his family at home.
"It gives you exactly what you are looking for in a foreign player; someone who can make a difference on the pitch, but who really embraces the dressing room culture and who also passes on his experience."
The 33-year-old South African has claimed 145 wickets in all formats over the past two summers.
He took 56 with the red ball this year as Notts won promotion by finishing top of the County Championship Division Two.
"I'm excited to be back next year and continuing this journey together - we have the ingredients to continue succeed," he told the club's website.
"I know you have to savor environments like this where everyone is on the same page and enjoying their cricket, and win the title of Di vision 2 this year was a reward for the efforts of everyone involved."
Paterson ran two tests , four rounds and eight T20 internationals for S South Africa between 2017 and 2020.
"His skill and power with the ball have been remarkable, and it is a credit to him for maintaining these high levels of performance and intensity over two campaigns,” Notts head coach Peter Moores said. .
"What you don't see is part of adversity; the way it plays despite the pain after resuming annoys, raising his hand to play uphill or in the wind, and that he has spent a lot of time away from his family at home.
"It gives you exactly what you are looking for in a foreign player; someone who can make a difference on the pitch, but who really embraces the dressing room culture and who also passes on his experience."
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