Collier to step down as England cricket chief - reports

Cricket
Sunday, 13 Jul 2014
5:27 AM MYT

(Reuters) - David Collier is set to step down from his role as chief executive of the England and Wales Cricket Board (ECB) after a decade in charge, British media reported on Saturday.

Collier, 59, was appointed in 2004 and saw the England national side win the Ashes four times under his watch, claim the World Twenty20 title in 2010 and reach top spot in the world rankings.

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