Sydney, July 31 -- Australian white-ball star Adam Zampa has completed a shock state switch that will see him join Queensland for the coming domestic season.
Zampa, who has played two domestic matches over the past two seasons due to his international commitments, shifts his allegiance from his native NSW.
The leg-spinner lives near Byron Bay on the northern coast of NSW, with the move allowing him greater flexibility and proximity for training. It will be Zampa's third state after spending seven years with South Australia early in his career.
The 34-year-old is a nationally contracted player who is free to represent a state of his choice as he falls outside the domestic salary cap, with Cricket Australia today formally approving his mov...