Former England captain Alec Stewart will step down as Surrey director of cricket at the end of 2024, after 11 years in the role.
Former England wicketkeeper Alec Stewart is to leave his role as Surrey director of cricket at the end of 2024.
Despite his decision to step down, he said: "From now until my last working day, I guarantee that my commitment to the job and to the club will not diminish one bit and I am fully focused on helping the squad to achieve more success." "Supporting young talent to develop into top-quality players is one of the most rewarding and enjoyable parts of the job.""Alec has been one of the greatest servants this club has ever seen and leaves an extraordinary legacy," he said.
Club chairman Oli Slipper added: "He took over with the team in a difficult position and has built a club in his own image that is hard-working, dedicated and humble. The values and the philosophy that he has created are the foundation of the success that the team has seen.
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