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- Updated: September 28, 2016
Daryl Mitchell has spoken out about “the devasting news” of his sacking as Worcestershire captain after more than six years in charge.
Mitchell, 32, has led Worcestershire to two promotions in the Championship as they have constantly alternated between Division One and Two, but promotion eluded them this season and he had paid the price.
Mitchell was privately informed of his removal by Worcestershire’s director of cricket, Steve Rhodes, on Monday and rejected the opportunity to resign – preferring to speak openly about the shock that he believes was felt not only by himself but also many of his team-mates.
Being sacked from my role as captain on Monday morning came as devastating news to me” he said. “This is certainly the most difficult thing I’ve had to deal with in my professional career.
“As …