12 Days of The Cricket Collective honours national volunteers
The England and Wales Cricket Board (ECB) celebrates the stand-out volunteers across the country in the 12 Days of The Cricket Collective.
Edgbaston has landed three prestigious sustainability awards following a summer that saw the stadium host the country’s first ever sustainable major match day.
England Physical Disability team will play five IT20s from January-February in India next year.
Shilly Pancholi, the England & Wales Cricket Board’s (ECB) City Programme executive, reflects on a lifechanging volunteering experience at the 2023 Street Child Cricket World Cup in India.
Report shows positive effect the sport has through getting more people active and creating social connections.
Kathy Gibbs was born in Barbados and has worked around the world before joining the ECB in 2021 as Sustainability Manager. She has written about the many and varied sustainable actions she has witnessed across cricket since joining, and how the ECB’s new Environmental Sustainability Plan aims to support all parts of the game to achieve their sustainability ambitions and protect the game for future generations.
T20 Deaf World Cup, due to be held in Qatar, has been postponed.
Captain Chris Edwards leads the England Men's Learning Disability team to another memorable series victory.
100 per cent record in group for Chris Edwards' England Men's Learning Disability team.
Two from two in South Africa tri-series.
Richard Illingworth and Richard Kettleborough will both stand in this week’s ICC Men’s Cricket World Cup semi-finals while Michael Gough will be fourth umpire on Thursday’s match at Kolkata.
Eighteen awards were presented at the annual Business of Cricket Awards (BOCAs) at a ceremony at the Seat Unique Stadium in Bristol on Thursday, 9 November.
England Men’s Learning Disability (LD) batter Alfie Pyle has won the 2023 Variety Disability Sports Awards Rising Star award, capping off a remarkable breakthrough season in disability cricket.
Chevy Green, Director of Programmes for the Ace Programme, takes us on an exclusive tour of the famous Kia Oval for #BlackHistoryMonth.
Record-breaking 31 teams participated in the European cricket tournament.
This year cricket celebrates Black History Month by shining a light on heroes of the game, past and present. This week we spoke to Sussex Sharks hero, Tymal Mills about the recent fruitful period in his career, his heroes in the sporting world and what it means to put his name down in the history books at The 1st Central County Ground.
For young Luton cricketers like Muhammad Arham Durrani, Northamptonshire’s Steelbacks Academy is providing an opportunity to showcase their skills and gain exposure to top-level coaches and facilities.
Matt Bateman enjoyed a memorable first summer with Yorkshire's D40 team after being inspired by good friend and England Learning Disability star Alex Jervis after watching him in action in the Disability Premier League final on Sky Sports.
One of the leading figures in Welsh women’s and girls’ cricket has been shortlisted for the prestigious Sunday Times Grassroots Sportswoman of the Year Award.
For Black History Month, Mark talks about his journey in the cricket, the importance of role models and his hopes for the next generation of Black cricketers.
Earlier this summer, Sophie was recognised for her personal development and contribution to Super 1s when she was presented with an Inspire Award by England all-rounder Chris Woakes and comic Adam Hills. We asked Sophie about her journey, and how cricket has helped her, and why she loves the sport so much.
Bears First Team Coach Mark Robinson, Vice Captain Alex Davies and Dan Mousley talk openly about mental health in support of World Mental Heath Awareness Day.
The Sunday Times Awards – now in their 36th year – aim to recognise and honour female athletes from the grassroots game right up to the very top.
The ECB hosted some of the newest Non-Executive Directors amongst the cricket network during an event at Trent Bridge during the Metro Bank One-Day Cup final.
During Black History Month, we are celebrating our black players and their contribution to the club's diverse, Welsh cricketing history.