The 38-year-old all-rounder previously spent a decade with the Bears from 2009 to 2018. “I’ve got so many great memories from my previous 10 years there, it kind of feels like I am coming home. “Having spent a decade with us earlier in his career, it feels ‘full-circle’ to have him back on the team. “This signing represents a strategic short-term signing that brings proven quality and invaluable experience to our squad for 2026. “Keith knows the club, he knows what we’re about, and he brings the kind of winning mentality that will benefit our entire squad.”