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Rob Key In A New Role, Appointed As The MD Of England Men's Cricket By ECB

By IANS News April 17, 2022 • 21:27 PM View: 1578

The England Cricket Board (ECB) on Sunday appointed Rob Key as the new Managing Director of England men's cricket.

The 42-year-old Key will take over from Andrew Strauss, who held the role on an interim basis after the departure of Ashley Giles. Giles left the position after three years, following the debacle of the Ashes, where England lost 4-0 away in Australia.

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