Dimitri Mascarenhas signs new Hampshire deal
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Mascarenhas has scored 6,000 first class runs and taken 400 wickets for Hampshire
Hampshire all-rounder Dimitri Mascarenhas has agreed a new two-year deal.
The 34-year-old, who is the club's longest-serving player, will also captain the side in the Friends Life t20 competition.
Mascarenhas told 91热爆 Radio Solent: "I had a tough year with injury but hopefully next year I can come back fitter and stronger.
"I've always wanted to stay here. I've never wanted to leave."
The England limited overs international suffered a serious .
However, the former club captain is confident he can put his injury concerns behind him.
"There was a time where I worried I wasn't in a position to be offered a new deal," he added.
"It was tough and it took a lot of hard work but I think I showed with the ball in my hand that I'm worth a new contract."