Durham Cricket can announce that Sean Dickson will leave the Club at the end of the season.
Dickson will depart Durham due to family circumstances once the 2022 season comes to a close later this month.
The 31-year-old joined Durham on loan from Kent in 2020 before signing a permanent deal ahead of the 2021 season and has spent the past two and ½ seasons in the North East.
Dickson, went onto play 44 times for Durham across all formats, scoring a best of 186 against Sussex in the County Championship this summer – scoring 5 centuries during his time at the club.
Marcus North Director of Cricket said: “Sean has been an outstanding member on and off the field since joining the club 2 years ago.
“Unfortunately for Durham, Sean has requested to leave so he can relocate to the South of England to be with his fiancé, his daughter Remi and family.
We thank him for his contribution and wish him success in the future at Somerset.”
Sean Dickson added: “I have loved my time at Durham. It has been an absolute pleasure to represent the North East as a region and Durham Cricket. I would like to thank Durham for understanding my situation. I wish the club and team all the best for the future.”