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ECB charge Essex for bringing game into disrepute over racism allegation

Essex have been charged with bringing the game into disrepute by the ECB over allegations of racism

Daily Mirror

Yorkshire reschedule meeting in bid for internationals to return to Headingley

The March 14 EGM will seek to remove the final obstacles to hosting rights being restored by the ECB.

The Independent UK

EUR/GBP: Testing Times Ahead

EUR/GBP is in a very precarious place now. Since October last year the pair, for the most part, has been confined to a wide range between 0.91390 and 0.83079. The rangebound nature of a cross-currency exchange rate like EUR/GBP is to be expected. But in recent months the pair has…

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England Women to host India for 3 T20Is, 3 ODIs in September 2022

LONDON: England women will host India for a white-ball series comprising three ODIs and as many T20Is in September, the ECB announced on Tuesday.

The Times of India

Nasser Hussain slams ECB over treatment of James Anderson and Stuart Broad

England have dropped Stuart Broad and James Anderson for next month's three-Test series against the West Indies and have attracted criticism from the former skipper

Daily Mirror

Lack of fury over fate of Broad and Anderson should have ECB worried

Two England greats may have been exiled, but how can people care when their careers have taken place behind paywalls?

The Guardian - UK

Headingley allowed to host England matches after ECB lifts suspension

Yorkshire took an important step on the road to staging international matches again when the England and Wales Cricket Board lifted its Headingley suspension on Friday

The Guardian - UK

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Azeem Rafiq reacts as ECB lift Yorkshire's international suspension amid racism scandal

The ECB have lifted Yorkshire's ban on hosting international matches, three months after it was imposed on the county due to their handling of the Azeem Rafiq racism scandal

Daily Mirror

ECB restores Yorkshire’s right to host international matches at Headingley

The county’s handling of Azeem Rafiq’s racism allegations led to hosting privileges being removed by the ECB.

The Independent UK

England to return to Headingley as ECB lift Yorkshire suspension over racism scandal

England are set to play at Headingley this summer after the ECB lifted a suspension of international cricket imposed on Yorkshire in the wake of the racism scandal sparked by allegations from Azeem Rafiq.

Evening Standard

Yorkshire to host Test cricket in 2022 despite racism scandal as ECB restore fixtures

Yorkshire's ban on staging England games has been lifted by the ECB, three months after it was imposed on them amid the Azeem Rafiq racism scandal

Daily Mirror

IPL auction 2022: I have made more cricketers millionaires than anybody else, but the next IPL auctioneer should be an Indian, says auctioneer Richard Madley

NEW DELHI: 'Going once, going twice, Sold!' Remember Richard Madley from the IPL auctions? He hosted IPL auctions over a decade, from its opening edition in 2008 to 2018, after which he was replaced by Hugh Edmeades, the current IPL auctioneer. Madley, who became synonymous with the IPL auction, still…

The Times of India

Cost of living crisis hits household confidence; UK trade with Germany falls; FTSE 100 at two-year high – as it happened

Rolling coverage of the latest economic and financial news

The Guardian - UK

Professional Cricketers’ Association admits failings in support of Azeem Rafiq

Rafiq described the PCA as ‘incredible inept’ in November and suggested they called the police to tick a box.

The Independent UK

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Daily Mirror

Joe Root told "lack of alternatives" is the reason he is still England captain

Joe Root has been backed by the ECB to continue as England Test captain, despite his side's disappointing defeat to Australia in the Ashes

Daily Mirror

PCA admit "failings" in Azeem Rafiq racism case after being called "incredibly inept"

The Professional Cricketers' Association have apologised to Azeem Rafiq for the way they handled his allegations of racism against Yorkshire

Daily Mirror

Next England coach candidates profiled as Paul Collingwood takes interim role

The pros and cons of the leading candidates to replace Chris Silverwood as England head coach, including Justin Langer, Paul Collingwood and Alec Stewart

The Independent UK

PCA admit failings over Azeem Rafiq racism allegations

Former spinner Rafiq described the organisation as ‘incredibly inept’ in the wake of his racism allegations against Yorkshire

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The Independent UK

PCA admits failings over Azeem Rafiq racism allegations

Former spinner Rafiq described the organisation as “incredibly inept” in the wake of his racism allegations against Yorkshire.

The Guardian - UK

UK house prices hit record high but slowdown looms; eurozone bond yields rise – as it happened

Rolling coverage of the latest economic and financial news

Daily Mirror

ECB urged to make Stuart Broad England captain by Geoffrey Boycott - "He'd be very good"

Former England opener Geoffrey Boycott believes Stuart Broad should replace Joe Root as Test captain

The Guardian - UK

After all the failings and public money, it’s time to talk about ECB bonuses

The scandal of ECB executives sharing a £2.1m windfall shows why shuffling England’s backroom staff is not enough

Daily Mirror

ECB Chief Tom Harrison won’t "run away" from role insisting "it’s the right thing for English cricket"

Tom Harrison is planning to continue as ECB chief executive, insisting it is "the right thing for English cricket"

Evening Standard

ECB chief Tom Harrison insists he isn’t ‘clinging on for grim life’ as heads roll after Ashes debacle

ECB Chief Executive Tom Harrison has insisted that he is not “clinging on for grim life” after seven years in the job and a power vacuum that leaves the Board without a Chair, Men’s Head Coach, Selector or permanent Director of Cricket.

The Independent UK

Tom Harrison reiterates desire to continue as ECB chief executive as batting coach Graham Thorpe departs

The ECB chief executive insists he retains the support of the board despite a challenging 2021

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