Adam Hollioake
Men's Head Coach
| Bat | Right-hand | Bowl | Right-arm medium |
|---|---|---|---|
| Born | 5th September 1971 (in Melbourne, Victoria, Australia) | National Team Eligibility | England |
| Years of Service | 2024- | Debut | - |
| Nickname(s) | Smokes | Capped | - |
| Local Club | - | Shirt Sponsor | - |
Other Teams
Essex, Surrey
Player Biography
Adam Hollioake was appointed as Kent Men’s Head Coach until at least the end of the 2027 season in December 2024.
He enjoyed a stellar playing career spanning 16 years, captaining Surrey to nine trophies, leading England in ODI cricket, and being named a Wisden Cricketer of the Year in 2003.
After making 39 appearances for England, the former all-rounder retired from playing in 2007. After a spell as Head Coach of the Hong Kong national team at the 2000 ACC Trophy, he returned to coaching in 2017 as Head Coach of the Boost Defenders in Afghanistan’s Shpageeza Cricket League.
He has had stints with England Lions as a Fielding Coach, with Queensland Cricket as a Pathway & Batting Coach, and was Batting Coach for Pakistan’s tour of Australia in 2023, before taking on a role as Assistant Coach at Surrey in the 2024 domestic season.