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After the World Twenty20, the ECB ACO would like to congratulate their scorer members and the other scorers who were part of the large volunteer team for the tournament.
The ECB has announced that the former England captain Michael Vaughan is to retire from all forms of professional cricket with immediate effect.
ECB has confirmed the venue details for the npower Cricket in the Park events across England this summer.
England women, who won the ICC World Twenty20 at Lord's on Sunday, have been honoured at a Parliamentary reception - with Prime Minister Gordon Brown leading the tributes to the team.
ICC president David Morgan praised the ECB’s role in hosting the ICC World Twenty20, in particular that played by tournament director Steve Elworthy.
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