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A reverend, a rabbi, and a Buddhist nun walked into Lord’s. No joke. They were all taking part in a multi‑faith celebration of cricket organised during the lunch interval by the England and Wales Cricket Board’s outgoing CEO, Tom Harrison. It was billed as a demonstration of English cricket’s ability to bring people together. Out on the field, England’s bowlers were doing a pretty good job of that too.
Matthew Mott has been appointed as England men's white-ball head coach on a four-year contract.
England have their two head coaches in place ahead of the summer schedule after announcing Australia’s Matthew Mott will oversee their men’s white-ball teams.
England cricket underwent more changes on Tuesday with Tom Harrison stepping down as chief executive of the England and Wales Cricket Board.
Matthew Mott has officially been named head coach of England 's white ball side, with the 48-year-old leaving his post with the Australia women's team.
Rob Key believes new England white-ball coach Matthew Mott is the ‘perfect fit’ to work with Eoin Morgan and help the side secure more silverware.
Not so long ago someone put a plastic turd in an envelope and posted it to Tom Harrison at the England and Wales Cricket Board. Think of it as a parting gift from the disaffected of English cricket, to go with Harrison’s share of the £2.1m in executive bonuses the ECB paid out this year. Harrison, who has a background in sales and marketing, is someone who imagines he would be able to win anyone over if they would only sit down and listen to him for 15 minutes one-on-one over a coffee. He seemed utterly nonplussed to discover there are people beyond the four walls of ECB headquarters who might feel differently about it.
Tom Harrison is to step down as chief executive of the England and Wales Cricket Board in June - part of a major overhaul following a slump in Test results.