Yorkshire: Richard Dawson fills role left vacant by Paul Farbrace
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Yorkshire have appointed Richard Dawson as the new coach of their second team.
The 33-year-old former England Test spin bowler, who spent six seasons with Yorkshire as a player, had been coaching at Gloucestershire.
"I enjoyed six years as a player at Headingley and had some great times, including winning a couple of trophies," he told the club website.
Dawson replaces Paul Farbrace, who has left the county to take charge of the Sri Lanka national side.
"Yorkshire have a number exciting prospects coming through and to be part of their development over the next few years will be a major part of my role," he added.
Dawson played seven Tests for England between 2001 and 2003, all of them overseas.