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Inside The Mind: Mark Alleyne

The most successful white-ball captain in the history of county cricket speaks to Jo Harman-McGowan about the glory years at Gloucestershire, the barriers he faced as he entered coaching, and the groundbreaking academy in Tottenham that got the ball rolling.

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The most successful white-ball captain in the history of county cricket speaks to Jo Harman-McGowan about the glory years at Gloucestershire, the barriers he faced as he entered coaching, and the groundbreaking academy in Tottenham that got the ball rolling.
Part One: Earning his spurs in Tottenham
Mark Alleyne was born in London but spent his formative years in Barbados after his parents moved back to the Caribbean when he was four years of age.
He fell hard for cricket on an island obsessed with the game but it was only when he returned to England in his early teens that he realised the poss...

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