Miguel Cummins has decided to end his association with West Indies cricket, as the Barbadian fast bowler has signed a three-year Kolpak deal with Middlesex on Monday (September 30).

He signed the Kolpak deal as a non-overseas player which means the bowler will now have no West Indies career, as the latest development ruled him out of contention for his country.

The seamer has represented West Indies in 14 Tests and 11 One Day Internationals with his most recent international appearance coming against India in August.

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He already played for Middlesex in the recently concluded County Championship and later extended his stay with the side at the expense of his international career.

The pacer joined the county side at the end of the 2019 season, and played in their final three Championship games, in which he managed eight wickets. Now, he has signed a contract until 2022.

Middlesex's director of cricket, Angus Fraser said: “Stuart Law (Middlesex's coach) recommended that we get Miguel over, to have a look at him, on the back of the time he had spent with him whilst coaching the West Indies. I had watched Miguel on video, but it is often only when you see someone play live that you get a true reflection of their capabilities. I was immediately impressed by Miguel.”

Fraser signed off by saying, “He has control, is able to move the ball away from a right-handed batsman and, I believe, the ability to bowl fast, aggressive spells when conditions dictate. During the recent spell he spent with Middlesex he fit in really well and will be a popular member of our squad.”

Noteworthy, Middlesex managed to win just three County Championship games in the 2019 season, but the county side reached the knockout stages of both the One-Day Cup and the T20 Blast this summer.

(With ESPN Cricinfo Inputs)