Summary
Hugh Morris, a former England cricket player and chief executive of the England and Wales Cricket Board, has died at 62 after battling bowel cancer. He had a significant career in cricket, contributing both as a player and in leadership roles. Morris also worked with a charity supporting cancer research and was honored for his contributions to both cricket and charity work.
Key Facts
- Hugh Morris was a former England and Glamorgan cricket player.
- He served as the chief executive of the England and Wales Cricket Board (ECB).
- Morris was diagnosed with bowel cancer in January 2022.
- He left his role as Glamorgan's chief in September 2023 to focus on his health and family.
- Morris captained Glamorgan when they won the Sunday League title in 1993.
- He played for England and led England A on tours to several countries.
- Morris spent 16 years in senior roles at the ECB, including overseeing successful Ashes series wins.
- He was involved with a cancer research charity and was honored with an MBE in 2022.
