Durham Cricket has signed West Indies fast bowler Chemar Holder to replace Neil Wagner for the final three matches of the Vitality Blast County Championship, following Wagner's shoulder injury. Holder, who debuted for the West Indies in 2020, brings valuable experience from domestic cricket, having previously played for Warwickshire and achieved impressive first-class statistics with 89 wickets in 27 matches, including five five-wicket hauls. Director of Cricket Marcus North expressed enthusiasm for Holder's signing, highlighting the need for an additional seamer due to injuries and international commitments within the squad. Holder is eager to contribute and has expressed his commitment to giving his best performance for Durham. He is available to play against Lancashire on Monday, as the team fights to avoid relegation in Division One of the Championship. His return to county cricket comes after a significant period away due to shoulder surgery, making this an important opportunity for both him and Durham.