Beyers Swanepoel has had previous spells in England with Kent
Worcestershire head coach Alan Richardson says there is "a lot more to come" from all-rounder Beyers Swanepoel following the South African's solid start to his time at New Road.
After the 27-year-old's move to the Pears was put in doubt following a delay over the granting of his No Objection Certificate (NOC), he took 3-51 and 2-73 in his debut match as Worcestershire hammered Kent by an innings and two runs.
Swanepoel was due to start the season at New Road having signed a red-ball contract for 2026 but the deal came under threat as he left a domestic cup final early without permission from his South African club, Lions, and flew to the UK without an NOC in place.
After parting company with Lions, Swanepoel's move to England was rubber-stamped enabling him to begin his Pears career.
