The England Men’s team made history today by winning the ICC Men’s Cricket World Cup in dramatic fashion at Lord’s Cricket Ground, the home of cricket.
After a nail-biting finish, Captain Eoin Morgan and the team lifted the trophy for the first time ever in a truly joyous moment after beating New Zealand in the Final.
On this momentous day for the country, ecstatic fans of all ages celebra
Travis Head and Matthew Wade score centuries as the Australia XI score 362/4 on day one against England Lions in Canterbury
Sam Hain and Sam Curran replace the injured Ben Duckett (groin) and Saqib Mahmood (abdominal) for England Lions' game against Australia A
Ahead of England’s World Cup semi-final clash against Australia, England & Wales Cricket Board (ECB) and International Cricket Council (ICC) celebrated the impact that the ICC Men’s Cricket World Cup has had in inspiring young people – with over one million children aged five-12 connecting with the sport.
Sixteen players are in the England U19 squad for tri-series against India U19 and Bangladesh U19
Ellyse Perry inspires easy Australia victory.
Jimmy Anderson will miss the next two Specsavers County Championship matches with a low-grade calf muscle tear.
England Lions play Australia A in a four-day match in Canterbury, starting on Sunday 14 July
At each fixture during this summer’s ICC Men’s Cricket World Cup, schoolchildren have been given the opportunity to attend a match for free thanks to the ICC Cricket World Cup Schools Programme.
Yesterday, the Schools Programme was celebrated as Afghanistan and West Indies met at Headingley, as thousands of children in the crowd were able to experience a Cricket World Cup match, creating a spec
Visitors chase down 217 to claim second Royal London Women's ODI.
The Cricket Discipline Commission (CDC) Disciplinary Panel today announced its decision in cases brought against Tom Kohler-Cadmore and Joe Clarke.
The players were charged with a breach of the ECB’s directive 3.3 which states: “No Participant may conduct themself in a manner or do any act or omission at any time which may be prejudicial to the interests of cricket or which may bring the ECB, t
Former Australia batsman Simon Katich will coach the men’s Manchester-based team for the inaugural season of The Hundred.
Katich, 43, is the first coach to be confirmed for the eight-team cricket tournament, which begins in July 2020. He will be assisted by current Lancashire head coach Glen Chapple and assistant coach Mark Chilton.
He played 56 Tests for Australia, scoring more than 4,000 r
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