Middlesex faces third misconduct charge in four years after CEO dismissal

The Guardian Sport • 1 min read • Latest: Jul 31, 2026, 1:06 PM

Last updated Jul 31, 2026

Middlesex faces third misconduct charge in four years after CEO dismissal

Summary

Middlesex has been charged with misconduct by the cricket regulator, marking the third offense in four years. The charges stem from a complaint against former CEO Andrew Cornish, who was sacked in June due to allegations of inappropriate behavior towards another employee. This ongoing situation reflects persistent off-field disruption for the club. The club’s management now faces scrutiny as they respond to these latest allegations.

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Key Details

•Middlesex sacked CEO Andrew Cornish in June.
•The charges relate to a complaint against Cornish from last November.
•This is Middlesex's third misconduct charge since 2023.
•The cricket regulator initiated the charges following the complaint.
•Further implications for club governance are expected.

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1:06 PMThe Guardian Sport — Cricket regulator charges Middlesex with misconduct for third time in four years

What they're saying

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Charges relate to complaint upheld against former CEO Middlesex sacked Andrew Cornish in June Middlesex have been charged with misconduct for the third time in four years and face further off-field disruption after sacking chief executive Andrew Cornish in June. The charges brought by the cricket regulator are understood to relate to Cornish’s alleged behaviour towards another Middlesex employee, who made a formal complaint about his conduct last November. Continue reading...
— The Guardian Sportby Matt Hughes

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