Essex have re-signed Daniel Sams, the Australia allrounder, for this year's Vitality T20 Blast. He is expected to be available for the first block of eight games between May and June. Sams, 31, will be getting back to Chelmsford for the third summer straight, having won the Impact MVP grant while assisting Essex with wrapping as other participants last season. "We're clearly glad to have re-marked Daniel for the Impact this year," Essex's lead trainer, Anthony McGrath, said. "He showed us explicitly what he's able to do the previous summer, and he was an instrumental piece of our group, so we're anticipating seeing him again for the principal block of T20 games." Sams beat the rundowns for runs and wickets with Essex in 2023 and verged on getting his side over the line in the last, last man out for 45 off 26 in a 14-run rout to Somerset. Despite the fact that he has won 10 T20I covers for Australia, his latest appearance came in 2022 and he isn't supposed to be associated with the World Cup, which happens in the Caribbean and USA in June. He is, be that as it may, just accessible for the primary portion of the Impact bunch stage, because of a conflict with Significant Association Cricket, which starts off on July 4. "I'm truly eager to go to Essex, particularly after the year we had in 2023," Sams said. "Chelmsford is an incredible ground, loaded up with truly energetic fans, and you feel that energy from the stands when they're stuffed out under the floodlights. "I cherished having the option to add to the achievement we had last season, and the group, as I would like to think, is sufficient to have areas of strength for an of raising the stakes and lifting some flatware."