Lancashire have appointed Richard Kenyon as their new chief executive after he decided to resign from the same role at Nottinghamshire. He will replace the outgoing Daniel Gidney, who is set to retire at the end of the year following 14 years at Old Trafford. Kenyon became CEO at Notts in October but is leaving
Root made his Test debut in 2012 and holds several England Test cricket records, including leading run-scorer with 14,114 runs. He is also the second highest run-scorer of all time behind Indian legend Sachin Tendulkar, who occupies the first place with 15,921 runs. He first took over as captain when Alastair Cook resigned from the
Fleming would inherit a team that saw its momentum falter after an impressive start to the McCullum era. McCullum won 10 of 12 Tests in his first year in charge, but since then England have lost 18 and won 17 of 37 Tests. They have not won a multi-game series since December 2024. It is
Sussex have announced that former Kent boss Matt Walker will take over as new head coach for the 2027 season. The 52-year-old will take up the role on November 1, replacing Paul Farbrace, who is switching roles to become Sussex’s new Director of Cricket. Walker spent eight seasons as head coach at Kent, guiding them