Lisa Keightley has been confirmed as Mark Robinson’s successor as head coach of England Women.
She will be the first woman to have filled the role full time, though former Test wicketkeeper Ruth Prideaux had the honour of being England’s first-ever head coach in 1988.
“It’s a huge opportunity. It’s a team full of world-class players,” Keightley said. “To be given the chance to work with some of the players who I worked with a few years ago is really exciting. I can’t wait to get started and see where we can get to.”