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Chris Broad is to take over as president of the Professional Cricketers' Association after Sir Ian Botham determined to stand down from the role.
Broad, father to England bowler Stuart and a former Test player and match referee, will take the job on a two-year fixed term start in August.
Angus Porter, chief administrative of the PCA, said: "Sir Ian has been a kind and active supporter of the PCA, and it has been a privilege to work with him as president.
"We are thankful for everything he has done for us, and offer him our very best wishes as he continues to offer his energies to his media career and his formidable generous efforts."
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