Jonathan Agnew Steps Down as BBC Cricket Correspondent

After 33 years in the role, Agnew will continue to present Test Match Special for the next four years.

Jonathan Agnew, known as 'Aggers', will step down as the BBC's Cricket Correspondent at the end of the summer but will remain a key voice on Test Match Special.
Agnew's decision comes amid a changing cricket landscape, prompting him to focus entirely on radio broadcasting.
The BBC's cricket coverage faces challenges, with Talksport acquiring rights for various England men's tours and the future of some broadcasting rights up for renewal.
Adam Mountford has been promoted to head of cricket at the BBC, taking over the role vacated by Stephen Lyle last summer.
Agnew, who turned 64 this week, has had a distinguished career, both as a player and a broadcaster, and is celebrated for his contributions to cricket commentary.