Jon Lewis continues to be named bowling trainer of Sussex after declaring his retirement in the playing positions.
The former England seamer joined Sussex from Surrey before the 2014 effort but harm restricted his looks on the 2nd half the season and he’s made a decision to create a move to the training positions.
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Former England all rounder Paul Collingwood has consented to come back to Scotland’s coaching staff for next year’s World Cup.
The 38-year old Durham captain, who’s England’s most capped one-day player and World Twenty20 winning captain, formerly worked with Scotland as combined-interim head coach when they booked their spot in the tournament from the beginning of the entire year.
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Leicestershire have declared the function of manager of cricket will be fought in a training restructure, but incumbent Phil Whitticase hasn’t left the team.
The Foxes have ran a review of the set up after another depressing summer by which they failed to win a County Championship match to get a second consecutive season.
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Paul Allott reckons Glen Chapple is improbable to be both player and trainer for Lancashire next season.
Chapple, 40, took on the training duties in the Red Rose county when Peter Moores was named as England supremo before in 2013, and joined that function with skippering his side, together with bowling essential overs.
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