Five new non-executive directors to join Sussex Cricket

Summarised from 2 outlets · Updated 3 Nov, 14:41 · Archive

Five new non-executive directors, including former England bowler Holly Colvin, will join Sussex Cricket.

Five new non-executive directors have been proposed for Sussex Cricket. The appointments include Holly Colvin, a former England bowler who played 127 times for England across all formats and hit the winning run in the 2009 World Cup final, and Alison Bruce, another former Sussex Women's player.

The other three proposed directors are entrepreneur and cricket coach Paul Farris, Mark Jeffries, a business owner and former Sussex Young Cricketers' vice-captain, and Callum May, a BBC journalist and Sussex member.

All five will serve three-year terms once their positions are ratified at the club's annual general meeting in March. Chair Ed Warner said the appointments 'strengthen our capability as a board to guide and challenge the executive team and mark an important step in our continued refresh'.

How it is being reported

• Bruce, Colvin, Farris, Jeffries and May set to join board of Sussex CricketFormer Sussex Women’s captains Alison Bruce and Holly Colvin, BBC editor Callum May, Sussex Cricket League Vice-Chair Mark Jeffries and sports events expert Paul Farris are set to join Sussex Cricket as new non-executive directors.Sussex Express · 3 Nov, 13:24
• Ex-England bowler Colvin set to join Sussex boardFormer England bowler Holly Colvin is among five proposed new non-executive directors of Sussex.BBC Sussex · 3 Nov, 13:20

In this story: Holly Colvin · Alison Bruce · Paul Farris · Mark Jeffries · Callum May · Sussex Cricket · England

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