Worcestershire have announced they will retire Josh Baker's shirt number following the 20-year-old's death in May.
This is the first time in the club's history that a shirt number has been retired.
The number 33 shirt will be retired in memory of the young spin-bowler.
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Ashley Giles, the club CEO, said: "Josh was not only an outstanding cricketer but an exceptional individual.
"His passing has left an irreplaceable void at our club and in the hearts of all who knew him.
"Retiring the number 33 shirt, for the first time in our club’s history, ensures his memory and contributions are never forgotten.
"His legacy will continue to inspire future generations."
To further honour his contribution, a framed Baker 33 shirt will be displayed in the Graeme Hick Pavilion.
Additionally, a metal bench with Baker’s locker plaque will be installed at the training nets.
Josh's parents, Paul and Lisa, have been awarded club life memberships, in efforts to ensure they remain part of the Worcestershire family.
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