Malan, 32, played three Tests against England in 2019-20 and was part of Warwickshire’s County Championship-winning side last summer, averaging 37.66 across his six appearances for them.
“I’m very excited to be joining Middlesex,” Malan said. “They are without a doubt one of the most prestigious counties and being based at Lord’s makes this an incredible opportunity that I’m hoping to grab with both hands.”
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“We are thrilled to have secured Pieter’s signature for the rest of this season,” Alan Coleman, Middlesex’s head of performance, said. “He will add a huge amount of experience and quality to our batting ranks. As a batter he is vastly experienced, will be a real asset to the dressing room, and we can’t wait to welcome him into the club.”
“I’m a little bit disappointed with how I’ve gone over here with the bat,” he told Middlesex’s YouTube channel. “I set high standards and it’s quite obvious that I didn’t quite make the runs that I wanted to make over here but it’s great to see the way they’re going about it.”
Source: ESPN Crickinfo