A right-handed attacking batter capable of contributing important runs in the middle order, all-rounder Ross, who was appointed captain of Shropshire’s Twenty20 side ahead of the 2019 season, also bowls right-arm fast medium.

He made his Championship debut for Shropshire against Herefordshire at Shifnal in 2014 with his first one-day game the following year against Cumberland at Shrewsbury.

Ross played for the Unicorns representative side during the 2017 season and has also featured in second team cricket for both Worcestershire and Northamptonshire.

During his time at university in Leeds, Ross played his club cricket for New Farnley in the Bradford League, but he returned to Worfield, one of his former clubs, ahead of the start of the 2022 season.

Ross has also previously played for Wellington, Wolverhampton and Shifnal.

Ross scored his maiden century for Shropshire when he made 126 in the first innings of the Championship match against Herefordshire at Eastnor in July 2018, putting on 269 for the fifth wicket with Alexei Kervezee.

He received his county cap ahead of the final Championship match of the 2018 season against Devon, which was his 50th first team appearance for Shropshire in all formats.