Headed by PCA Chair Olly Hannon-Dalby, and supported by elected Vice Chairs Anuj Dal and a female candidate appointed later in 2025, player representatives from each professional squad of the 18 professional counties, as well as the England men’s and women’s squads make up the PCA Players’ Committee. This important group of players has the ability to vote on all issues affecting the whole of the PCA membership. Each representative is also the voice of the PCA in dressing rooms across the country.
Reps are responsible for communicating PCA topics of discussion to their fellow teammates in their dressing rooms and liaising back to the PCA as well as raising any concerns within their team environment. Being the voice in the dressing room, Reps actively promote the PCA aims and objectives to work as a collective to champion on the ongoing rights of professional players in England and Wales.
The Chair – Olly Hannon-Dalby
Olly Hannon-Dalby is the Chair of the Professional Cricketers’ Association, having been elected in February 2025 through a ballot of all PCA members and  he commenced a two-year term in March 2025 at the AGM.
Hannon-Dalby has a wealth of experience, being part of the PCA Players’ Committee as Warwickshire’s Representative for more than a decade. He assumed the Chair position from the outgoing James Harris who stepped down following the completion of his second two-year term. As Chair, Hannon-Dalby represents the collective voice of professional players in the country by sitting on the ECB Cricket Committee along with the PCA Chief Executive to make sure player views are well represented.
The Chair holds a position on the PCA Board and is also a Director of the Cricketers’ Trust, overseeing the overall direction of the Association and the charity. If you would like to pass on any thoughts to Olly, please email ohd@thepca.co.uk.
Vice Chairs
Anuj Dal
Derbyshire Men
PCA Committee Reps
Anuj Dal
Derbyshire Men
Alex Lees
Durham Men (joint)
Ollie Robinson
Durham Men (joint)
Katie Levick
Durham Women
Chris Woakes
England Men
Kate Cross
England Women
Sam Cook
Essex Men
Amara Carr
Essex Women
Kiran Carlson
Glamorgan Men (joint)
Timm van der Gugten
Glamorgan Men (joint)
Miles Hammond
Gloucestershire Men (joint)
David Payne
Gloucestershire Men (joint)
Joe Weatherley
Hampshire Men (joint)
Chris Wood
Hampshire Men (joint)
Ella McCaughan
Hampshire Women
Marcus O’Riordan
Kent Men
Will Williams
Lancashire Men
Phoebe Graham
Lancashire Women
Rishi Patel
Leicestershire Men (joint)
Harry Swindells
Leicestershire Men (joint)
Joe Cracknell
Middlesex Men (joint)
Tom Helm
Middlesex Men (joint)
Rob Keogh
Northamptonshire Men (joint)
Luke Procter
Northamptonshire Men (joint)
Matt Montgomery
Nottinghamshire Men
Ben Green
Somerset Men
Sophie Luff
Somerset Women
Matt Dunn
Surrey Men (joint)
Dan Worrall
Surrey Men (joint)
Aylish Cranstone
Surrey Women
Tom Alsop
Sussex Men (joint)
Fynn Hudson-Prentice
Sussex Men (joint)
Lucy Higham
The Blaze
Jake Lintott
Warwickshire Men
Abbey Freeborn
Warwickshire Women
Adam Finch
Worcestershire Men
Dan Moriarty
Yorkshire Men (joint)
Jonny Tattersall
Yorkshire Men (joint)
Women's Player Committee
In 2021, the PCA Players’ Committee voted to approve the creation of a new Women’s Player Committee. The body consists of 11 individuals, including eight reps from the regional centres, the women’s Vice Chair, the England captain or vice-captain and the PCA England rep. The group has voting rights on specific women’s only issues within the game.
Katie Levick
Durham Women
Kate Cross
England Women
Nat Sciver-Brunt
England Women
Amara Carr
Essex Women
Ella McCaughan
Hampshire Women
Phoebe Graham
Lancashire Women
Sophie Luff
Somerset Women
Aylish Cranstone
Surrey Women
Lucy Higham
The Blaze
Abbey Freeborn
Warwickshire Women
