Ace spinner Rashid Khan will get back to Sussex for the 2022 period of the T20 Blast, the club affirmed on Friday (December 17). The Afghan will be the third abroad player for the season close by Mohammad Rizwan and Travis Head. Just two of them can be important for the XI for some random game. This will be the fourth stretch at the Sharks for Rashid, who was first endorsed in 2018. The 23-year-old is the fourth-most noteworthy wicket-taker in T20 cricket, with 403 wickets from 292 games at an economy of 6.36. "He's simply incredible and we are genuinely fortunate to have him," said Sussex Twenty20 mentor James Kirtley. "It is extraordinary to realize we have fostered a long-standing relationship with the best T20 spinner on the planet and not to fail to remember his dynamic batting which we saw against Yorkshire in last year's quarter-last. "It will be stunning to have his administrations for most of the T20 Blast alongside our two other abroad players. This sets us up to have the option to respond to the steadily changing scene of worldwide cricket." Rashid played just three games last season inferable from his responsibilities at the rescheduled Pakistan Super League. He did, nonetheless, assume a vital part with bat and ball in the group's quarterfinal prevail upon Yorkshire. "I have consistently partaken in my time at Sussex and not really settled than any time in recent memory to help out take the T20 Blast title back to Hove," he said. "The crew will look a little changed this season for certain vital participants having continued on however the adolescents coming through dazzled me incredibly in ongoing seasons and joined for certain new faces I think it is a truly intriguing opportunity to be a Sharks fan."