Middlesex appoints Julie Harrington amid doubts over Andrew Cornish's future

The Guardian Sport • 1 min read • Latest: Jul 9, 2026, 4:15 PM

Last updated Jul 9, 2026

Middlesex appoints Julie Harrington amid doubts over Andrew Cornish's future

Summary

Middlesex has named Julie Harrington as interim chief executive, replacing Andrew Cornish, who has been absent since November due to allegations of misconduct made by a fellow staff member. The appointment signals strong indications that Cornish may not return to the club. Harrington, the former British Cycling boss, could potentially take on the role permanently. Middlesex's leadership situation remains uncertain as the club addresses the ongoing misconduct complaint.

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Key Details

•Julie Harrington appointed as interim chief executive of Middlesex.
•Andrew Cornish has been absent since November due to misconduct allegations.
•Harrington previously led British Cycling and may secure the role permanently.
•The club's leadership remains under scrutiny amidst ongoing complaints.

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4:15 PMThe Guardian Sport — Middlesex appoint former British Cycling chief as doubts grow over Cornish’s future

What they're saying

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Predecessor Andrew Cornish accused of misconduct Julie Harrington could end up taking role permanently Middlesex have appointed the former British Cycling boss Julie Harrington as interim chief executive in a strong indication that Andrew Cornish will not be returning to the club. Cornish has been absent from Middlesex since November when the club received a complaint of alleged misconduct from a fellow staff member, as revealed by he Guardian. Continue reading...
— The Guardian Sportby Matt Hughes

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