Yorkshire have signed fast bowler Jack White on a two-year deal from Northamptonshire from the start of the 2025 season.

The 32-year-old took 149 wickets for Northamptonshire across all formats, including 114 in first-class cricket, after debuting in 2020.

White, who claimed 50 wickets during an outstanding 2023 County Championship campaign, moves to Yorkshire having negotiated an early release from his contract.

“I feel incredibly honored and very excited to start this new chapter with Yorkshire,” he said.

“Headingley is a special place to play and, having held discussions with the manager and club leaders, I look forward to continuing to develop my game and play my part in achieving success for Yorkshire.”

White took 30 List A wickets and five T20 wickets during his time at Wantage Road, while the best first-class figures of his career came against Essex in 2022 when he took 6-38.

He also won the club’s player of the year award during his time in Northamptonshire.

“While it is a real shame that Jack has decided to move elsewhere, everyone would like to thank him for his efforts in the Northamptonshire shirt and we wish him all the best for the future,” said Northamptonshire chief executive Ray Payne.