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Worcestershire thrive in a summer of adversity, bereavement and floods

Mourning Josh Baker and ravaged by the climate crisis, the county have made the most of limited means

The Guardian - UK

Worcestershire pay tribute to cricketer Josh Baker after his death aged 20

Worcestershire’s chief executive Ashley Giles has said the spin bowler was ‘part of our cricket family. We will all miss him terribly’

The Guardian - UK

County Championship 2024: team-by-team guide to the new season

Surrey will fancy their chances of retaining the title, but Durham and Essex have high hopes and plenty of talent

The Guardian - UK

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Gap between county cricket’s haves and have-nots is growing dangerous

‘I don’t think there has ever been a more fragile time for the whole game,’ says Ashley Giles as he contemplates a bleak future

The Guardian - UK

Extraordinary England stats that show impact Ben Stokes and Brendon McCullum have made

Ben Stokes and Brendon McCullum have completely transformed England's Test team this year off the back of a record-breakingly bad 2021, removing the fear of failure and encouraging a more positive and aggressive approach

Daily Mirror

From Ashes agony to Bazball – English cricket’s whirlwind year

Brendon McCullum and Ben Stokes have proved an inspired partnership

The Independent UK

On this day in 2012: Ashley Giles appointed England limited-overs head coach

Giles’ tenure in the role only lasted 18 months

The Independent UK

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Luke Wright: Former England and Sussex all-rounder named new national selector

Former England all-rounder Luke Wright has been named as the new selector for the men's national side.

Evening Standard

Luke Wright named new selector for England’s men’s team

The 37-year-old was part of England’s T20 World Cup winning team in 2010

The Independent UK

Ex-England white-ball star 'set to be named' national selector after Alec Stewart snub

England are set to appoint a new national selector, with ECB chief Rob Key restoring a role that was scrapped by his predecessor Ashley Giles

Daily Mirror

Alec Stewart the frontrunner for England national selector role

Alec Stewart has emerged as favourite to become England’s new national selector.

Evening Standard

Ian Bell 'in frame' for England national selector gig as Rob Key prepares to restore role

England are set to appoint two new national selectors and Ian Bell is reportedly on Managing Director of Men's Cricket Rob Key's wishlist for the Test role

Daily Mirror

Brendon McCullum will enjoy an England bounce only with boardroom backing

England will benefit from the former New Zealand captain’s experience but improvement will also rely on ECB

The Guardian - UK

Brendon McCullum aims for the top as England’s Test overhaul begins

Brendon McCullum outlined his aims to take England to the top of the Test rankings after being unveiled at Lord’s today — but admits the team’s fortunes will not change overnight.

Evening Standard

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Matthew Mott appointed white-ball coach to continue England’s new-found desire for a bold approach

Chris Silverwood made some big mistakes as England head coach, but nothing quite sums up the scale of the task he faced than the fact that he is being replaced by three men.

The Independent UK

Matthew Mott takes control of England’s white-ball teams – who is the new coach?

The 48-year-old Australian is England’s new limited-overs head coach.

The Guardian - UK

Rob Key’s England revolution begins with mandate to rebuild Test team

Separate head coaches for different formats and return of national selector are first moves by director of men’s cricket

Evening Standard

Ben Stokes poised to succeed Joe Root as England Test captain after Rob Key talks

Rob Key’s reign as England’s managing director of men’s cricket is beginning to take shape, with Ben Stokes poised to be named Test captain and applications open for coaching positions.

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The Independent UK

England to appoint separate head coaches for Test and white-ball teams

A return to the split coaching model has long been anticipated

Evening Standard

Rob Key: Joe Root replacement among priorities for England’s new managing director with Ben Stokes favourite

Rob Key has started his new role as England’s managing director of men’s cricket, with his early priorities finding a replacement for Joe Root as Test captain.

The Independent UK

What next for England as Rob Key’s appointment signals start of new era?

The new managing director of England men’s cricket has plenty of tough decisions to make

The Hindu

Robert Key appointed managing director of England men’s cricket team

The former England batter will succeed Ashley Giles in the role following the latter's departure in the wake of England's 4-0 loss to Australia

Evening Standard

England confirm Rob Key as new Managing Director of men’s cricket as overhaul continues

England have confirmed Rob Key as the new Managing Director of men’s cricket, replacing Ashley Giles who was sacked following England’s dismal Ashes tour.

The Independent UK

What went wrong and what is next for England after Joe Root’s exit as captain?

England have no captain, head coach or managing director but New Zealand are set to visit in June

Daily Mirror

Rob Key could be appointed England managing director 'by the end of the month'

Former England batter and Sky Sports commentator Rob Key is the new favourite to replace Ashley Giles, with Marcus North withdrawing from the race to become England's managing director

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