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Ex-Black Cap Named NZ Cricket's New CEO
Allot, a former Black Cap pacer, becomes NZC’s sixth chief executive and says he will work to unify the board after Scott Weenink resigned.
- New Zealand Cricket has appointed former fast bowler Geoff Allott as its new chief executive, replacing Scott Weenink as the organization's sixth CEO.
- The leadership change follows Weenink's resignation late last year amid internal tensions, with NZC chairperson Diana Puketapu-Lyndon citing Allott's 'deep cricket expertise' and business acumen as key factors.
- Having served as a player, General Manager of Cricket, and board director for eight years, Allott brings extensive experience and described a 'deep connection to this organisation and our game.'
- Allott intends to prioritize unity and teamwork across all levels of New Zealand Cricket, focusing on strengthening relationships to ensure the sport remains 'competitive, sustainable and thriving.'
- Beyond his administrative experience, Allott remains a strong advocate for the women's and girls' game, having supported the influential 2016 Cricket and Women report and previously served as founding board member of the NZC Players Association.
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Former Black Cap named as NZ Cricket CEO
Former Black Cap Geoff Allott has been named NZ Cricket's new CEO. Photo: RNZ Former Black Caps fast bowler Geoff Allott has been appointed chief executive of New Zealand Cricket, replacing Scott Weenink, who resigned in December.
·Otago, New Zealand
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New Zealand Cricket announces Geoff Allot as the new chief executive after Scott Weenink's resignation
In a major development for NZC (New Zealand Cricket), the board has come forward and appointed former pacer Geoff Allot as their new chief executive. The decision was made after Scott Weenink resigned from the post late last year. At 54 years old, Allot had his moments as a player. His prime came at the 1999 World Cup, where he ended up as the joint highest wicket-taker of the tournament, taking 20 scalps at 16.25 from nine games that he played…
·India
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