 Durham fans will be delighted to see Harmison commit to his county
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Pace bowler Steve Harmison has signed a fresh four-year deal at Durham as England's dual Ashes winner bids to end his career in his native north east.
Some media reports have suggested the new contract is worth £600,000.
Harmison, 31, said: "I have always loved playing cricket for Durham and I'm incredibly proud to represent the club and to be part of the set-up here.
"I'm looking forward to the next four seasons, especially 2010 as we look to win the Championship for a third year."
Harmison was dropped by England for the winter Test series in South Africa.
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His performances for the national side have tailed off in recent seasons but he has remained a tremendous force on the county scene.
In all, he has taken more than 400 first-class wickets for Durham and claimed the wicket that clinched the County Championship in both of Durham's title wins in 2008 and 2009.
In both of those seasons, the Ashington-born star was also named the club's bowler of the year.
Head coach Geoff Cook, stated: "Stephen is a huge asset to our team. He has a great presence, both on the field and in the dressing room, and his commitment and dedication to the Club has always been fantastic."
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