England Cricket Mourns Loss of Hugh Morris, Former Player & ECB CEO, at 62

• Former England cricketer and ECB CEO, Hugh Morris, passed away at 62 after battling bowel cancer.
• His demise occurred while the England team is on tour for the Ashes series in Australia.
• Morris, an opening batter, played three matches for England and led Glamorgan to County Champions title in 1997.
• He scored 19,785 runs in first-class cricket and served 16 years at the ECB, including as CEO.
• As Glamorgan CEO, he helped overcome financial difficulties and left a legacy including Sophia Gardens stadium.

Why It Matters: Cricket world loses Hugh Morris, a respected player and administrator, leaving a significant legacy.