ECB to ban transgender women at elite level
Transgender women will be unable to feature in the top two tiers of the new women’s domestic structure or the women’s Hundred, the ECB announced on Thursday.
The world watches as the ECB tackles Robinson’s racism
The ECB made the correct decision to suspend Ollie Robinson for racist, sexist and Islamophobic tweets. What they decide to do next is critical because it sets a precedent for others to follow, writes RYAN VREDE.
India level series in Chennai
India secured a convincing 317-run victory over England in Chennai on Tuesday to level the four-match Test series at 1-1.
How the ‘Big Three’ stole cricket
It’s too late to legislate the disbandment of the ‘Big Three’ comprising India, Australia and England. They’ve stolen cricket. The game’s last hope is that the people who care make their voices heard and their presence felt, writes SA Cricket magazine editor RYAN VREDE.
England move to top of WTC standings
England took a big step towards securing their place in the World Test Championship final after beating India by 227 runs on Tuesday.
ECB accused of institutional racism
Two former umpires have accused the England and Wales Cricket Board of ‘institutionalised racism’.
ECB given the go-ahead by UK government
The English Cricket Board (ECB) has welcomed the British government’s approval of hosting their annual summer of cricket behind closed doors.
Further delays to English season
The English Cricket Board has announced an extended postponement of its summer season of cricket, which was due to get under way in May.
ECB: The Hundred could be postponed
The inauguration of The Hundred competition could well be postponed until 2021 as the Covid-19 pandemic continues to derail the English Cricket Board’s preparation for their summer cricket season.
ECB to implement heftier drug fines
The English Cricket Board has announced a stricter approach to their recreational drug policy ahead of the country’s summer season.
ECB considers five-ball overs
TV broadcasters who want domestic T20 cricket games to be shortened have led to radical changes being put on the table in England.
Strauss rushes to wife’s aid
ECB director Andrew Strauss will not return to the Ashes tour after his wife was diagnosed with cancer.
Ashes hinges on MOU
England will not play in the Ashes series if a new memorandum of understanding between Cricket Australia and its players is not agreed.
Anderson an injury concern for SA Tests
England fast bowler James Anderson has sustained a groin injury and may miss the first Test against the Proteas.
End of ‘Big Three’ dominance?
The ICC is looking to restructure its revenue model, which has long favoured the ‘big three’ nations of India, England and Australia.
