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Head Coach – Men’s Cricket

Surrey County Cricket Club


Surrey County Cricket Club (Surrey CCC) is a first-class club in county cricket, one of eighteen in the domestic cricket structure of England and Wales.

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Job Posted
11 Nov 2026
Status
Full Time
Permanent
Location
England
Closing date
20 Nov 2026

Surrey County Cricket Club is looking for a Head Coach to lead the performance, development and success of its Men’s First Team programme.

The Role

Working in close partnership with the Director of Cricket, you will implement the club’s cricket strategy, create a high-performance environment and lead the coaching and support staff to maximise individual and team performance.

You will be accountable for preparing and developing the men’s professional squad to compete successfully at domestic and international level, working with the wider Cricket Management Team, including assistant coaches, physiotherapists, S&C coaches, analysts and the team psychologist.

Key Responsibilities

  • Lead the Men’s First Team performance programme
  • Develop and prepare players for sustained domestic success and international potential
  • Establish a clear Surrey playing philosophy and style of play across all formats
  • Lead the planning and execution of domestic campaigns
  • Drive continuous improvement through coaching, performance review and development planning
  • Set and maintain the standards, behaviours and culture expected of the club

Key Details

  • Location: The Kia Oval, London
  • Contract: Full-time, permanent
  • Closing date: 20 November 2026

How to Apply

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Additional Info

Status
Full Time
Permanent
Job Type
Coaching
High Performance
Sport
Cricket

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