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    Jonathan Agnew to step down as BBC cricket correspondent

    by Sonia Twigg Apr 03, 2024 1 minute
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    Jonathan Agnew will step down as BBCCricket Correspondent at the end of the summer after 33 years in the role.

    Known as “Aggers”, the former cricketer will remain on for the next four years, but has stepped back from

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