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ECB Unveils Schedule For 2027 Men's And Women's Home Ashes
ECB Chief Executive Officer Richard: England will begin their men's Ashes campaign against Australia at Trent Bridge on June 18 next year, with the women's team beginning their multi-format Ashes campaign from June 24, as the England and Wales Cricket Board (ECB) on Thursday announced the full schedule for the 2027 series.
England Men will begin the five-Test series at Trent Bridge in Nottingham on June 18, returning to a venue where they have enjoyed recent Ashes success, winning each of the last three Tests played at the venue against Australia.
The series will then move to Lord's, Edgbaston, and the Utilita Bowl, which will host a men's Ashes Test for the first time, before concluding at The Kia Oval from July 29.
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England's Bethell Ruled Out Of The Hundred With Knee Injury
Metro Bank ODI Series: England all-rounder Jacob Bethell has been ruled out of this year's The Hundred with a right knee injury, casting doubt over his availability for next month's Test series against Pakistan and depriving the rising star of a valuable opportunity to captain Birmingham Phoenix.
Will Work Collaboratively With England’s Next Test Coach, Says Brendon McCullum
Wales Cricket Board: England's white-ball head coach Brendon McCullum has expressed confidence in working collaboratively with the country's next Test head coach so that the side delivers good results in all three formats.
'Things McCullum Did For The Test Side Were Phenomenal': Brook
With Ben Stokes: England white-ball captain Harry Brook has paid an emotional tribute to Brendon McCullum following the New Zealander’s departure as England’s Test head coach, describing his influence on the team and his own career as 'phenomenal'.
'Sack Him': Stokes Shares Two-word Post Amid Reports Of ICC Flagging ECB Over Retirement Video
International Cricket Council: Ben Stokes reacted with a two-word social media post to reports suggesting that the International Cricket Council (ICC) had contacted the England and Wales Cricket Board (ECB) over a video announcing his retirement from international cricket during the third Test against New Zealand.
New Zealand Join England In Emotional Guard Of Honour For Retiring Ben Stokes At Trent Bridge
Wales Cricket Board: England captain Ben Stokes was given a stirring guard of honour by both his England teammates and New Zealand players at Trent Bridge on Sunday after announcing his shock retirement from international cricket.
Cricket Ireland To Provide A Separate Dressing Room For Teenage Opener Sooryavanshi
Civil Service Cricket Ground: Cricket Ireland has confirmed that teenage batting sensation Vaibhav Sooryavanshi will be provided with a separate dressing room arrangement during India's two-match T20I series in Ireland, starting at the Civil Service Cricket Ground in Stormont on Friday.
Sooryavanshi To Get A Separate Dressing Room During India's T20I Tour Of England
Each County Safeguarding Officer: In a rare move, teenage batting sensation Vaibhav Sooryavanshi will use a separate dressing room compared to his India teammates during the upcoming five-match T20I series in England, starting in Durham on July 1, to comply with mandatory child safeguarding policies.
Cricket Regulator Confirms No Further Action To Be Taken Against Stokes And Atkinson
The Cricket Regulator: The Cricket Regulator on Monday confirmed that no further action will be taken against England captain Ben Stokes and fast bowler Gus Atkinson, after concluding its investigation into the events of June 7–8 due to a lack of evidence.
Ben Stokes And Gus Atkinson Return For England’s Series Deciding Test At Trent Bridge
Wales Cricket Board: Ben Stokes and Gus Atkinson have been recalled to the England squad for the series‑deciding Test against New Zealand at Trent Bridge, starting on Thursday, after being stood down from the recently concluded second game following a breach of team protocols.
McCullum Admits To Being 'worried' About Stokes' Wellbeing After Nightclub Incident
Wales Cricket Board: England head coach Brendon McCullum has admitted that he is ‘worried’ about the well-being of Ben Stokes after the regular skipper was dropped for the second Test against New Zealand following a late‑night nightclub incident.
Bristol, Southampton Venues Refurbished For Women’s T20 WC: Tournament Director
The Bristol County Ground: The Bristol County Ground and the Utilita Bowl in Southampton have undergone significant infrastructure refurbishments ahead of the 2026 ICC Women's T20 World Cup, with tournament director Beth Barrett-Wild saying that they were done as part of a broader wave of facility investment triggered by the England and Wales Cricket Board (ECB) hosting the global event from June 12 to July 5.
'200,000 Tickets Sold; Excited For The World To Fall In Love With Women's Cricket': Barrett-Wild
T20 World Cup: Beth Barrett‑Wild, tournament director of the 2026 Women’s T20 World Cup, said she is excited for a nation "to fall in love with women’s cricket” as ticket sales for the 12-team mega event have touched the 200,000 mark.
Ben Stokes Should Not Lose England Test Captaincy Over Nightclub Incident, Says Vaughan
Wales Cricket Board: Former England skipper Michael Vaughan believes Ben Stokes’ involvement in a late‑night incident at a London nightclub should not cost him the Test captaincy, even as the England and Wales Cricket Board (ECB) and the Cricket Regulator investigate the matter.
Absolutely Ludicrous': Simon Doull Slams Archer's England Absence Ahead Of New Zealand Tests
Sky Sports Cricket Podcast: Former New Zealand fast bowler Simon Doull has launched a scathing attack on the absence of Jofra Archer from England's squad for the first Test against New Zealand, describing the situation as "absolutely ludicrous" and questioning the pacer's commitment to red-ball cricket.
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