30-04-2018, 13:37
Surrey all out 235 following on grinding it out 35-0, below news on Simon Kerrigan
Update: Simon Kerrigan
Lancashire Cricket Club can confirm that left-arm spinner Simon Kerrigan is going to focus on a wider involvement in the game during the coming season with a focus on coaching of various age groups and levels across the county.
Kerrigan, who played a key role in Lancashire’s County Championship triumph in 2011 and was subsequently awarded his county cap in 2013, will assist the Club’s coaching staff across all levels from First Team to representative age-group cricket for the immediate future.
Simon Kerrigan said, “My form hasn’t been at the level that it needs to be for a while now and after discussions with Head Coach Glen Chapple and the cricket management team at the Club, we have all agreed that I will remain part of the playing squad and assist with coaching across all areas of Lancashire Cricket for the time being.”
Lancashire’s Director of Cricket, Paul Allott added, “We respect Simon’s situation and the Club are committed and eager to support him in the coaching opportunities that will present themselves across the county this coming summer, and to help him return to what he feels is an acceptable level of form.”
Update: Simon Kerrigan
Lancashire Cricket Club can confirm that left-arm spinner Simon Kerrigan is going to focus on a wider involvement in the game during the coming season with a focus on coaching of various age groups and levels across the county.
Kerrigan, who played a key role in Lancashire’s County Championship triumph in 2011 and was subsequently awarded his county cap in 2013, will assist the Club’s coaching staff across all levels from First Team to representative age-group cricket for the immediate future.
Simon Kerrigan said, “My form hasn’t been at the level that it needs to be for a while now and after discussions with Head Coach Glen Chapple and the cricket management team at the Club, we have all agreed that I will remain part of the playing squad and assist with coaching across all areas of Lancashire Cricket for the time being.”
Lancashire’s Director of Cricket, Paul Allott added, “We respect Simon’s situation and the Club are committed and eager to support him in the coaching opportunities that will present themselves across the county this coming summer, and to help him return to what he feels is an acceptable level of form.”
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