Rory Hamilton-Brown: Sussex batsman retires with wrist injury

LONDON, March 01 (PFP): Sussex batsman Rory Hamilton-Brown has announced his retirement at 27 after failing to recover from a wrist injury.
The former Surrey captain picked up the injury at the beginning of last season and his last appearance was a Twenty20 match against Middlesex on 27 June.

Despite surgery and rehabilitation he has been forced to call time on his 10-year professional career.
"I will leave the game with a heavy heart but many amazing memories and friends for life," he said.
"I would like to thank my family for their care and support over the course of my career."
The former England Under-19 player added: "I would also like to thank both Sussex and Surrey for giving me the chance to have the best job in the world for 10 years and all the coaches and staff that I have worked with along the way."
Hamilton-Brown made his first-class debut with Surrey in 2005 and joined Sussex in 2007 winning the Pro40 Division One title in 2008, and a one-day double in 2009, when the Sharks retained their Pro40 title and were also victorious in the Twenty20 Cup.