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Prestigious new role for Farbrace

PAUL FARBRACE: "It's a fantastic opportunity for me"
PAUL FARBRACE: "It's a fantastic opportunity for me"

ACADEMY director Paul Farbrace is leaving Kent County Cricket Club to become Sri Lanka's assistant coach.

The former wicketkeeper will link up with Trevor Bayliss, the New South Wales coach recently appointed to lead Sri Lanka, on a two-year contract from August 20.

Farbrace, 40, said: “The chance to work with Trevor in Sri Lanka is a fantastic opportunity for me. It has been a difficult decision to make because I am really enjoying the job here at Kent.

"There is real talent within the Kent system and I believe there a number of our youngsters who could make a significant impact on Kent cricket in the future. I shall be watching progress with great interest.”

Graham Ford, Kent's Director of Cricket, added: "Paul has made a major contribution to the development of our youngsters during his time with us and it will be sad to see him go.

"In many ways it is a compliment to both Paul and the club that he should have been selected for such a We wish him every success in his new role.”

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