Honorary Life Members
Ken Amos
Ken has been an education ‘guru’ in his
home county of Kent forever, for the
London and East Region since its
inception, and for ICC Europe
throughout the time that it has used
first ACU&S tutors, and, more recently,
ACO tutors to assist with training in
Europe. To say he is well regarded
across all these areas of work would be
an understatement. When he is not
tutoring, he is assessing, and when he
is not assessing, he still stands as one
of the most respected officials in the
south-east, still plying his trade in the
Kent Premier League as and when
required. This award is recognition of a
life in cricket, and for a national and
international reputation as an educator.
Gavin Lane
Gavin played cricket for the Royal
Navy, but had to stop when he became
Commander of a nuclear submarine
(due to lack of space!). Having
resurfaced and on leaving the Royal
Navy, he began a new phase of his
cricketing career as a coach, umpire,
scorer and the Chairman of Devon
ACO. Following a period of
outstanding commitment and
leadership, he has now stepped down
from his duties in the county, but
remains Performance and
Development Officer for the
south-west.
Lesley Morgan
Lesley has been a key mover and
shaker in the world of scoring since the
inception of the ACO. One of the
original authors of the first Level 2, she
continued to play a leading role in the
development of scorer training and
became the i