Alan Coleman to depart as Middlesex director of cricket
ESPNcricinfo • 1 min read • Latest: Sep 7, 2026, 3:00 PM
Last updated Sep 7, 2026

Alan Coleman is set to step down from his position as the director of cricket at Middlesex. The announcement follows a five-year tenure for the administrator within the club. Coleman has been a long-standing figure at the organization, overseeing cricket operations during his time in the role. No immediate replacement has been named for the position. The club has not provided specific details regarding the timing of his final day or the reasons behind the decision to leave the post. Middlesex now prepares to search for new leadership to manage the director of cricket responsibilities moving forward.
- •Alan Coleman will leave his role as Middlesex director of cricket.
- •Coleman served in the position for five years.
- •The club has not named a successor to the role.
- 3:00 PMESPNcricinfo — Alan Coleman to step down as Middlesex director of cricket
"Longstanding club administrator set to depart after five years in current role
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