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Ben Stokes has renewed his call on the ICC to change the regulations around over rates following fines imposed on England at the end of the Lord's Test.

WPL winner replaces Charlotte Edwards at Southern Brave Edwards left Brave, as well as her other franchise posts, after succeeding Jon Lewis as England Women's head coach ...

Chris Jordan faces missing a batch of Surrey's matches in the Men's T20 Blast when the competition resumes in July.

Sophie Ecclestone to play for new WBBL team after English-focused draft This winter's Women's Ashes whitewash did little to make the players any less appealing to the Women's Big Bash teams, as 12 ...

Sussex have been forced to recall Fynn Hudson-Prentice early from his T20 Blast loan spell at Derbyshire after back-to-back games saw the county suffer three significant injuries ...

All-time leading T20 Blast wicket-taker set for Sussex return GEORGE DOBELL: Danny Briggs, who has taken 256 wickets in the Blast, is due to sign a three-year deal at his former club that will combine ...

The Cricketer understands that the Australian-born seamer, Aman Rao, has signed a rookie contract to become the 12th male South Asian Cricket Academy player to earn a professional deal ...

MCC revive Young Cricketers programme A group of 22 cricketers, who are out of the professional and academy system, will train under Graeme Swann, play against high-level opposition with a chance to ...

WPL and WBBL-winning head coach joins England Women's coaching staff Luke Williams, who has previously worked with Charlotte Edwards at Southern Brave, will be a consultant for the team's upcoming ...

All ICC roads lead to Jay Shah GIDEON HAIGH: People are always complaining that world cricket's governing body is not fit for purpose, but it's never been fitter ...