Glamorgan Cricket can today announce that opening batsman Nick Selman has left the club to return to Australia.
Selman (25) joined Glamorgan in 2016 and made 61 first-class appearances for the Welsh county, hitting 2,863 runs and seven centuries.
He also played 24 T20 matches, as well as 19 List A games for the club and was a member of the side that won the Royal London Cup earlier this year.
Speaking of Selman’s departure, Director of Cricket, Mark Wallace, said: “I would like to thank Nick for his efforts since joining the club.
“He played an important part in our Royal London Cup triumph and has made significant contributions to Glamorgan on and off the field during his time here.
“Everyone at the club wishes him the best for the future.”
On leaving the club, Nick Selman, said: “I’ve enjoyed my time at Glamorgan and am thankful for the opportunities I’ve had at the club.
"The last few years have been difficult being away from friends and family in Australia and I feel now is a good time to take a step back and reassess what my next steps are from a personal and professional perspective”