SAM MORSHEAD: What does “elite honesty” actually mean? Is it a Cub Scout badge? A shade of paint? A state of mind achievable only within the Church of Scientology?
We give you all the info on the five individuals with the best chance of taking over the top administrative job in Australian cricket
The Cricketer gives you the rundown on all you need to know ahead of the first Test between Sri Lanka and England at the Galle International Stadium which starts on Tuesday.
Ahmed Shehzad was given a four-month sentence by the PCB after testing positive for a banned substance during the Pakistani domestic season, initially meaning he would not be eligible for selection by the national team until November 10
Ian Lovett, who has previously served as Middlesex chairman and in the vice-chair role at the governing body, was nominated by the 41 stakeholders of the ECB before being ratified by the board
England take on Sri Lanka in the first of three Test matches in Galle next week. Here, SIMON HUGHES, HUW TURBERVILL, JAMES COYNE, SAM MORSHEAD and OWEN RILEY select their touring teams for the game...
02/11/2018 | The Cricketer | Features | England news | England |
The former Aussie Test captain and current governing body board member had been suggested as a sensible choice to succeed David Peever but he has insisted that his existing work in the media would be incompatible with the position
EXCLUSIVE: The likelihood is that the ECB will retain ownership in the early stages of The 100 but might ultimately look to sell teams or shares in them at some juncture. The counties had initially voted on a T20 tournament owned by the ECB
Seven months on from the ball-tampering scandal, and brought about the long-term suspensions of Steve Smith and David Warner, the wounds remain raw for Australian cricket
The Afghanistan allrounder, 33, claimed eight wickets in his seven-game stint for the franchise in 2017-18 and is back for the entire 2018-19 season
02/11/2018 | The Cricketer | Melbourne Renegades | Global Game | Big Bash |
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