Want to put something back into the game? Would you like to help make a difference?

Are you good with figures and love cricket?

Are you good at organising people - and also love cricket?

Here are a couple of jobs that you may just be interested in.

Devon Cricket is on the lookout for a finance director and company secretary to join its board of directors.

Devon Cricket is responsible for overseeing and administering the game across the county.

Its remit has grown in recent years and includes collaborating with the Devon Cricket League, Devon County Cricket Club and all other cricket Associations as well as providing recreational and competitive cricket for seniors and youngsters of all abilities..

Its county youth age group programme is a vital part of its 'pathway' to National Counties' cricket and the professional game, particularly with Somerset County Cricket Club.

In recent years the programme has developed young players who have gone on to play for England at international level including Chris Read, Lewis Gregory, the Overton twins, Dom Bess, Ben Green, Tom Lammonby and Sonny Baker.

Devon Cricket also looks after the game at a grass-roots level for people of all ages and abilities as well as the fast-growing women and girls game and cricket for those with a  disability.

It also provides training courses for clubs, coaches and officials to ensure the sport is safe, diverse and inclusive across the board.

Managing director Matt Theedom said: "Devon Cricket has grown massively in recent years which is great because shows more and more people are taking part in the game. We have worked closely with clubs to help them improve their facilities and have only recently appointed a ffundimng and facilities officer to show our commitment to that kind of work.

"There have been some challenges in the past couple of years with Covid but we have worked closely with clubs to get through that."

He added: "The way we have grown just emphasises and reinforces the need to fill these outstanding board of director roles as a matter of urgency. They are absolutely key to the board and moving teh game forward."

Board chairman Jon Sparkes said: "Devon is regarded as a high performing National County and we just want to keep it that way."

Anybody interested in the finance or secretary posts is asked to contact Matt Theedom for all the details - matt.theedom@devoncricket.co.uk