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  • ECB statement: Ben Stokes and Gus Atkinson

    The ECB is currently investigating a breach of team protocols following the conclusion of the first Men’s Test against New Zealand.
    Ben Stokes and Gus Atkinson were present at a nightclub in the early hours of Monday morning when an incident took place. We are currently seeking further information, and an announcement regarding the squad for the second Test will be made in due course.
    The Cr

  • Waterloo Bridge transformed into cricket carnival as ICC Women's T20 World Cup arrives in England and Wales

    London’s iconic Waterloo Bridge transformed into a live cricket pitch for the first time in its history as ICC Women’s T20 World Cup 2026 launched in unmissable fashion Captains of all 12 participating nations unite publicly for the first time in a show-stopping Captain’s Carnival Fans from London and host cities across the country took part in street-themed cricket games and entertainment as Eng

  • Alice Capsey and Heather Knight put on a fireworks show against India to take Vitality series 2-1

    England Women (184-4) beat India Women (180-5) by six wickets
    Alice Capsey and Heather Knight tore up the record books with a chase for the ages to give England a second successive Vitality IT20 series win and send them bouncing into the T20 World Cup.
    Their partnership of 137 from just 76 balls helped England to overhaul India's 180-5, making it the highest ever Women's T20 chase in England

  • England level series as Freya Kemp delivers with bat and ball

    England Women (168-5) beat India Women (142-9) by 26 runs
    Freya Kemp had a full day out with bat and ball to square the Vitality IT20 series at 1-1 with a decider to come in Taunton on Tuesday.
    In front of a record Bristol crowd for an international women's fixture Kemp gave them plenty to cheer as she sent the ball flying over the ropes twice and grabbed another four boundaries in a 13-ball

  • India take the lead as Heather Knight takes top spot

    England Women (150-8) lost by 38 runs to India Women (188-7)
    Heather Knight became the most capped England Women's cricketer of all time only for India to spoil the party with an opening game win.
    The visitors take a 1-0 lead in the three-match Vitality IT20 series to Bristol after a confident performance at the Ambassador Cruise Line Ground in Chelmsford.
    They bounced back from a first b

  • Wicked to bring West End magic to ICC Women's T20 World Cup Opener

    West End and Broadway musical phenomenon Wicked announced as the opening performance for the tournament’s first match at Edgbaston, where England face Sri Lanka Stars Emma Kingston and Zizi Strallen will be defying gravity as Elphaba and Glinda in front of a global audience – marking the first-ever collaboration between a major West End musical and international cricket The ground-breaking per

  • England Women take Vitality IT20 series 2-1 to enjoy success by the sea

    England Women (81-3) beat New Zealand Women (80 all out) by seven wickets
    The sunshine brought the heat but England Women stayed cool enough to win the Vitality IT20 series against New Zealand Women with a thumping seven wicket win.
    Built on the back on an outstanding bowling performance by the seaside in Hove, Charlie Dean held aloft her first series trophy as stand in captain for Nat Scive

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