James Harris re-elected for a second term as the President

Glamorgan all-rounder James Harris has been re-elected for a second term as the President of the Professional Cricketers’ Association.

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James Harris was re-elected for a second term as the President of the Professional Cricketers’ Association

Harris, 32, takes over from previous incumbent Daryl Mitchell in 2021. And he will remain in office until February 2025 – the maximum four-year term allowed by the PCA’s constitution.

Harris said – I am eager to bring some meaningful changes in my second term

“It’s a great honor to re-elect,” Harris said. “I’ve really enjoyed the first two years. An additional two years will be fantastic. And I’m really looking forward to making some meaningful changes in my second term.”

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Harris’ first term came at the time of the game’s recovery from the covid epidemic

Harris’ first term came at the time of the game’s recovery from the Covid epidemic, and in addition to representing the organization in Parliament at the DCMS Select Committee hearings. He has also witnessed the PCA’s growing commitment to equity, diversity, and inclusion.

PCA Chief Executive Rob Lynch said: “I am really pleased that James has elected by his peers for a second term as President of the Association.

“A lot has happened in the world of cricket over the last two years and James has been at the forefront of change in England and Wales.

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“I look forward to continuing our strong working relationship and strategic planning for the next two year. And is already underway at this important point in the history of our sport. Key priorities have been assessed to ensure that Let us continue to support the cause of professional cricketers.” In this country, we will update our members through AGMs, rookie camps, and pre-season meetings with all 26 domestic teams in the coming weeks.”