ECB
The 2025 women's domestic cricket in England undergoes significant changes and brings new opportunities.
England batters Brook and Root to play for Yorkshire in May's County Championship.
The ECB remains confident in completing The Hundred team stake sales at £975m valuation despite extended negotiations, with updates on future tournament expansion and schedule reforms.
PCA chief Daryl Mitchell discusses the realistic path to equal pay in The Hundred, analyzing current disparities and future commercial potential of women's cricket.
The ECB extends The Hundred franchise sales deadline due to legal negotiations, with investors remaining committed despite delays.
Following a crushing 16-0 defeat in the Ashes, Heather Knight has been removed as England's cricket captain, marking a pivotal moment for the team's future.
Bangladesh all-rounder Shakib Al Hasan has been cleared to resume bowling in ECB competitions after successfully rectifying his bowling action.
England captain Heather Knight addresses the widening gender pay gap in The Hundred, emphasizing the need for equitable compensation in cricket.
The Professional Cricketers' Association urges an end to the widening gender pay gap in The Hundred, calling for equal opportunities in cricket.
The England and Wales Cricket Board apologizes for a social media post joking about Pope Francis and the Ashes, highlighting the sensitivity of mixing sports and religion.
Vikram Banerjee steps up as Managing Director of The Hundred, poised to elevate the cricket tournament with fresh investments and strategic growth.
The sale of Southern Brave to Delhi Capitals' co-owners has pushed the total value of The Hundred franchises beyond £900m, highlighting significant IPL influence.
Amidst disappointment, ECB's Clare Connor emphasizes need for honest review in wake of Women's Ashes rout.
