The Latest Breaking News from ICEC

A damning report earlier this summer revealed that systemic discrimination is rife throughout the sport at all levels

Richard Thompson, chair of the ECB, unreservedly apologised when the ICEC’s findings were published in June.

The National Hubs finals at Lord’s take place amid plans to quadruple the programme’s reach over the next three years

Warne took 708 Test wickets before moving into commentary.

Testimonies that reveal misogyny, racism and sexism should jolt every sporting body into listening to excluded voices

The England and Wales Cricket Board commissioned a report into discrimination in the sport, which was released on Tuesday.

The ICEC said it was “alarmed” the England women’s team had never played a Test at Lord’s.

After more than two years of research, interviews and evidence gathering, a landmark report by the Independent Commission for Equity in Cricket (ICEC) was published on June 27 2023. Holding Up a Mirror to Cricket contains strong and disturbing evidence about the class prejudice, racism and misogyny that runs through…

A two-year inquiry found widespread problems with the national sport

Charlotte Dukes, from Bristol, said the incident left her feeling ‘upset and disappointed’.

It comes after a damning report exposed discrimination