Cricket club bans social media comments to protect players’ mental health
Summary
Kent cricket club has stopped allowing comments on their official social media pages to protect players’ mental health. The team has had a poor start this season and the coach said the move will help players focus better without harsh criticism.Key Facts
- Kent cricket club blocked comments on their official social media accounts.
- This decision was made to protect players from negative online criticism.
- Kent is currently last in the County Championship’s second division after three matches.
- Head coach Adam Hollioake said the team’s performance is below their usual standards.
- Hollioake has personal experience with mental health struggles in cricket, having lost close friends to these issues.
- The club wants players and staff to have freedom and clarity to perform well.
- The club will still allow people to share opinions but not through direct comments on their social media.
- The change is part of a short-term plan to support the team’s well-being.
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