Incoming chief executive Richard Kenyon is to lead a review of Lancashire’s cricket operation and performance structure.
Kenyon, who spent more than a decade at Everton, will officially take over the role from Daniel Gidney on 5 October after a 10-month spell as Nottinghamshire chief executive.
The review will build on last week’s restructure which confirmed the departure of director of cricket performance, Mark Chilton, and director of women’s cricket, David Thorley.
It will assess Lancashire’s “performance environment”, including staff and player contracts, resources, and the pathway from academy to first team.
Lancashire finished second-bottom of Division Two in the County Championship, bottom of the T20 Blast table, and failed to qualify for the knockout stages of the One-Day Cup.
“Richard’s arrival comes at an important moment for the club,” club chairperson Dame Sarah Storey, told the club website., external
“Among other items, as Lancashire Cricket’s new CEO, he will need to take a clear and objective look at our performance operation and what needs to change to improve results, particularly for our men’s side.
“Everyone associated with Lancashire Cricket has high ambitions for our professional teams
“We must now take stock of what is needed to enable the teams to deliver across all formats, guided by the club’s recently published Cricket Vision.”
