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New Lancashire CEO Kenyon to lead review of club

Richard Kenyon is set to assume leadership of Lancashire as their new chief executive starting October 5, succeeding Daniel Gidney following a brief ten-month tenure at Nottinghamshire. Kenyon's primary task upon arrival will be conducting a comprehensive evaluation of the organization's entire cricket setup, examining contracts, resources, and player development pathways from the youth academy upward.

This upcoming assessment follows recent organizational exits involving Mark Chilton and David Thorley amidst a difficult domestic campaign where the men's squad struggled near the bottom of Division Two and the T20 standings while missing the One-Day Cup knockout rounds. Chairperson Dame Sarah Storey emphasized that Kenyon's immediate focus must be identifying necessary adjustments to elevate on-field performances across all competitive formats in alignment with the organization's strategic vision.

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