English cricket team Essex fined for failing to address systemic racism over 9-year period
English cricket team Essex was fined 100,000 pounds ($132,000), half of which is suspended for two years, on Wednesday after admitting to a failure to address “systemic” racist language and conduct at the club between 2001-2010.
The England & Wales Cricket Board has officially opened the process to secure private investment into the eight teams in The ...
Andrew Flintoff has been appointed as England Lions head coach for the upcoming year by the England and Wales Cricket Board.
Few people have experienced the boom in cricket quite like Rashid Khan. Since making his debut for his national side nine ...
Sri Lanka has earned only its fourth test victory on English soil after an unbeaten century by opener Pathum Nissanka helped ...
Relive all that went down during the fifth and final Test of the England-India series when Alastair Cook hung his boots from ...
England allrounder Moeen Ali has announced his retirement from international cricket, continuing the changing of the guard in ...
The mayor and police have said anyone caught playing this quintessentially English sport will be stopped and fined.
Squire Patton Boggs partner Wayne Barnes, who refereed the 2023 Rugby World Cup final, has joined the board of the governing ...
Richard Mann reflects on England's Test summer following their disappointing third Test defeat to Sri Lanka, picking up on ...
Under Kohli’s part-ownership, FC Goa has made significant strides in Indian football. The club was the first to win the ISL ...
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