In the next part of our Disability History Month blog series, we look at young cricketers with disabilities across the New Forest who are making their mark in both coaching and competitive league cricket thanks to the pioneering work of Disability Cricket Champion Club Beaulieu CC.
In the next part of our Disability History Month blog series, four disability cricket champions reflect on their success after being recognised at the Lord’s Taverners Super 1s Awards Evening at The Kia Oval earlier this year.
In the first blog of a new series marking Disability History Month 2025, Cornwall Cricket chief executive Joe Skinner reflects on two years of eye-catching growth in the county’s disability cricket scene.
The 2025 Business of Cricket Awards (BOCAs) was staged at Lord’s on Thursday to recognise outstanding off-field achievements across the county network.
Tony Fretwell, the ECB’s Talent Inclusion Officer, reflects on a bold new strategy to widen the game’s talent pool.
The report provides an update on progress happening across cricket to make it more accessible and inclusive.
Essex club Wanstead & Snaresbrook’s tour to Pakistan showed their players a side of the country not generally seen in the British media.
Guildford Cricket Club past club captain Tim Walter reflects on the growth of a club that has helped to produce three of the men’s Ashes squad this winter – Ollie Pope, Will Jacks and Shoaib Bashir – Phil Salt in the limited overs teams as well as Alice Capsey as England Women chase World Cup success.
A new partnership between the Cricket Regulator and former England and Leeds Rhinos player Stevie Ward saw Northumberland cricket coaches explore the benefits of psychological safety, vulnerability, connection, and fear.
Sara Niblock, Director of Cricket Regulator Operations, reflects on the organisation’s ongoing commitment and determination to keep everyone safe in cricket.
Ashad Ali won the Coach of the Year, Inspired to Play, Unsung Hero and Safe Hands awards at the Oxfordshire Cricket Collective Grassroots ceremony.
Captain Liam O’Brien speaks about a memorable summer and the next steps for the diasability game after leading Tridents to the Disability Premier Leauge title
The two-time trophy-lifting Lancashire captain Ellie Threlkeld believes her team can enjoy many years of success after a landmark 2025 in the first season of women's professional domestic cricket.
The story of how Berkshire overcame Devon to win the inaugural Metro Bank One Day Cup – Women’s League 3 final in the first year of the new professional women’s domestic set-up.
Two emerging officials will control Sunday’s Metro Bank T3 Division One final between Devon and Berkshire at Kibworth CC.
In our latest blog, ECB Marketing Director, Jen Vile, unpacks the strategy behind Catch the Spirit, our global multi-channel campaign to build excitement about the ICC Women’s T20 World Cup 2026.
With coaching programmes for young cricketers, the Academy is supporting talented players take their skills to the next level.
Applications for the secondary state school competition close on 31 October.
Tridents were crowned DPL champions for a second time following a bowl-out at Loughborough.
The rescheduled Toyota DPL final between Pirate and Tridents will be shown live on the ECB YouTube channel from 2pm tomorrow.
Scott Oliver takes a trip to West London to visit the home of London Tigers, a “club for everyone” where their burgeoning on-field success is only part of the story.
ECB Managing Director of the Recreational Game, Leshia Hawkins, explains how women and girls' has grown from strength to strength in the last 12 months
Sian Walkling, Head of Marketing for Initial Washroom Hygiene UK and Ireland, shares her thoughts on how the partnership between the ECB and Initial is bringing period dignity to the world of sport.
Meg Lewis, winner of the 2024 Metro Bank Champion of Girls Cricket Award for Cumbria and the recently appointed Women’s and Girls’ Development Officer for Cumbria Cricket, says female cricket has never been stronger.
Government invests in state-of-the-art facilities in Luton and Lancashire
"Some of the kids who started out playing softball and tapeball when we started this are now out playing men’s club cricket. There is that progression there for them "- Danielle Ransley, Lord’s Taverners Wicketz
Former Worcestershire pathway player, Olivia Robinson, has embarked on a journey from Land's End to John o' Groats to raise funds for Chance to Shine, crediting cricket to giving her life back.