“I really enjoyed my time at Glos last year and I am very glad to be returning this season,” Phillips said. “It’s going to be an exciting year and I can’t wait to get it underway.”
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Gloucestershire faded after a bright start in last year’s Blast, losing four of their last five group games to miss out on the quarter-finals by a point. Their 2022 campaign starts on May 26 and Phillips’ availability for their opening games will depend on whether his IPL franchise Sunrisers Hyderabad qualify for the knockout stages.
“Glenn is a huge talent and was one of the best players in the Vitality Blast last year, so we’re delighted to have him back again this season,” Dale Benkenstein, Gloucestershire’s head coach, said.
“We have ambitions of competing for titles and that includes the T20 Vitality Blast. Glenn offers us a fantastic option at the top of the order. His addition, with his pedigree and experience, to an already strong white-ball side gives us a great chance of going toe-to-toe with every opposition we come up against.”
Source: ESPN Crickinfo