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Six Nations appoints former English cricket chief Tom Harrison as new CEO

The former professional cricketer replaces Ben Morel ahead of 2023 Championship

The Independent UK

Former England cricket chief 'set to make rugby switch' for Six Nations top job

Former ECB chief Tom Harrison is reportedly set to replace Six Nations CEO Ben Morel, having stood down from his previous role in June after more than seven years in charge

Daily Mirror

Richard Gould: ECB name Bristol City chief as new CEO to succeed Tom Harrison

Former Surrey and Somerset CEO Richard Gould has been confirmed as the new chief executive of the England and Wales Cricket Board (ECB).

Evening Standard

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Key date in LGBT+ calendar sees Merseyside businesses rewarded

The award ceremony celebrates those who have been making the region a better place for the LGBTQ+ community

Liverpool Echo

Matalan, Vita Group and BGF: The 52 latest North West hires and promotions

BusinessLive rounds up the latest appointments and promotions in the North West

Birmingham Post

Policeman thanks ‘heroes’ for food and accommodation on 263-mile charity walk

Tom Harrison will complete his walk in London on Thursday after setting off from Land’s End, Cornwall, with no money on September 12.

The Independent UK

Mr Gorilla swaps outfit for ‘kindness of strangers’ in 263-mile walk for Ukraine

Tom Harrison is to walk 263 miles from Land’s End, Cornwall, to Parliament Square in London from September 12.

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Members of the royal family inspect floral tributes at Balmoral

Queen’s family applauded after stopping to talk to well-wishers on way from private service at Crathie Kirk

The Guardian - UK

England stars could be offered multi-year central contracts to fend off T20 leagues

The ECB are keen to stop the possibility of in-demand players turning their backs on international cricket

The Independent UK

Mum 'wouldn't be around' if stranger didn't ask question 'no one asks'

"My daughter needs me, and if I don't look after myself, how am I able to look after her?"

Liverpool Echo

Bristol City transfer round-up: Defender and striker linked, Blackburn want former midfielder

Manager Nigel Pearson wants to stay active in the market but there is likely to be an outgoing before another player comes in

Bristol Post

Time to end ECB spin and give English cricket the governing body it deserves

The priority is not to wring more money out of broadcasters, but to preserve and find a way to share – not sell – this sport

The Guardian - UK

ECB have 'a load of s***' to sort as counties threaten 'breakaway' amid Tom Harrison exit

ECB CEO Tom Harrison will step down next month, leaving the organisation with a leadership void as they are still yet to appoint a new chair after Ian Watmore's resignation seven months ago

Daily Mirror

Tom Harrison brought in the money but left cricket smaller, poorer and divided

ECB chief executive became a defining figure as scandals, failure at Test level and the Hundred left English cricket fighting with itself

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The Hindu

More turbulence in English cricket's leadership as CEO Tom Harrison quits

Clare Connor, who is currently managing director of women’s cricket in England, will replace Harrison on an interim basis

The Independent UK

Tom Harrison stepping down as chief executive of the ECB

Managing director of women’s cricket Clare Connor will take over on an interim basis in June.

Daily Mirror

Tom Harrison steps down as ECB CEO after seven years in charge

ECB chief executive Tom Harrison will leave his post next month after calling time on his seven-year reign

Evening Standard

Tom Harrison resigns as ECB chief executive as English cricket rebuild continues

Tom Harrison, the chief executive of the England and Wales Cricket Board, has announced that he is stepping down after seven years in the role.

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The Independent UK

Tom Harrison resigns as ECB chief executive amid English cricket shake-up

Clare Connor, the director of England women’s cricket, has taken temporary charge following Harrison’s departure

The Independent UK

Tom Harrison steps down as ECB chief executive

Harrison has been in the post for the last seven years.

The Guardian - UK

Tom Harrison steps down as ECB chief executive amid England overhaul

Clare Connor, the head of women’s cricket at the ECB and president of the MCC, will take over as interim CEO

Daily Mirror

Ben Stokes England captaincy statement in full as he thanks 'great ambassador' Joe Root

New England Test captain Ben Stokes paid tribute to Joe Root after being confirmed as his replacement, describing Root as "a great ambassador for the sport all across the world"

The Independent UK

Wisden offers sobering critique of ailing English game

The 159th edition of the famous yellow book represents a searing state of the nation address

The Guardian - UK

Wisden calls on ECB to return £2.1m bonus pot after ‘annus horribilis’

The Guardian - UK

‘An absolute honour’: England appoint Rob Key as director of men’s cricket

The former England and Kent batter has taken the helm at what he admitted was a ‘challenging time’, with Tom Harrison saying: ‘Rob stood out in a very competitive field’

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