Farbrace leaves Sussex to join Lancashire
Lancashire appoint Paul Farbrace as their new director of cricket weeks before he was due to begin the same role at Sussex.
BBC Sport reports: Lancashire appoint Paul Farbrace as their new director of cricket weeks before he was due to begin the same role at Sussex.
This sports story centres on the United Kingdom. Names and organisations mentioned in the coverage include Paul Farbrace and Sussex.
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