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The England and Wales Cricket Board has appointed Richard Gould as its new chief executive.
Gould will leave his current post as Bristol City CEO in late January and has previous cricket experience after performing the same role at Somerset and Surrey.
The 52-year-old was the unanimous recommendation to the ECB board and will take over from Clare Connor, who has been working as interim chief executive.
The England and Wales Cricket Board today announces that Richard Gould will join as its new Chief Executive Officer
Mr Gould, 52, will take up the post at the end of January.
— England and Wales Cricket Board (@ECB_cricket) October 23, 2022
“Cricket is a national asset that can be played by all and helps strengthen and enhance communities across the nation,” Gould said.
“It can inspire the country and provides opportunities for all, but we have also seen the pain suffered by those who have experienced discrimination.
“We are determined to repair this damage and show that cricket can become the most inclusive and welcoming sport of all.”
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