Logos of Cricket Australia and the England and Wales Cricket Board (ECB), representing the two national governing bodies for cricket in Australia and England.

Australia and England to contest first Mixed Disability Ashes in 2027

Cricket Australia

Sri Lanka national cricket team players in white Test kits forming a huddle on the field before a match.

India to tour Sri Lanka for two-Test World Test Championship series

Sri Lanka Cricket

Cricket Namibia women's team players and officials pose for a group photo during a squad announcement and presentation event ahead of the 2026 season.

Namibia to host four-nation women’s T20I series as Capricorn Eagles prepare for ICC events

Cricket Namibia

International Cricket Council (ICC), ICC Men's Cricket World Cup, and ICC Men's T20 World Cup logos displayed on a blue stadium-themed background.

ICC overhauls Men’s World Cup and T20 World Cup formats in major tournament shake-up

ICC

Bangladesh Cricket Board (BCB) and Board of Control for Cricket in India (BCCI) logos displayed alongside the national flags of Bangladesh and India, representing cricket relations and bilateral series between the two nations.

Fresh uncertainty surrounds India’s Bangladesh tour despite growing optimism over approval

Cricexec Staff

Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi and Australian Prime Minister Anthony Albanese with the India and Australia flags and Olympic rings, representing India-Australia cooperation ahead of the 2032 Brisbane Olympics.

Australia reaffirms support for India’s 2036 Olympic bid as leaders launch new sports roadmap

Cricexec Staff

The ICC Men's Cricket World Cup trophy displayed above a cricket stadium with the flags of South Africa, Namibia and Zimbabwe, the co-hosts of the 2027 tournament.

Durban moves closer to hosting 2027 Cricket World Cup matches after host city approval

Cricexec Staff

Bangladesh Cricket Board (BCB) and Asian Cricket Council (ACC) logos alongside the Asia Cup trophy, representing Bangladesh's involvement in the Asia Cup 2026 tournament.

Bangladesh steps up Asia Cup 2027 preparations as venue plans take shape amid India tour uncertainty

Cricexec Staff

Infographic highlighting record-breaking growth for the ICC Women's T20 World Cup 2026, including 246,000 attendance, 15 million Sky viewer hours, 1.1 million Roblox plays, 520,000 women and girls playing cricket, and other engagement milestones.

ICC Women’s T20 World Cup 2026 shatters attendance, viewership and revenue records

ECB

Players compete during an ICC Men’s T20 World Cup Europe Sub-Regional Qualifier B match in Denmark, with the wicketkeeper appealing after the stumps are broken.

Denmark to host ICC Men’s T20 World Cup Europe Qualifier as nine nations chase 2028 dream

ICC

ICC Chairman Jay Shah presents the ICC Women's T20 World Cup trophy to Australia captain Sophie Molineux during the post-final presentation ceremony.

Jay Shah hails ‘golden era’ for women’s cricket after Australia secure record seventh T20 World Cup

Cricexec Staff

Bangladesh Cricket Board (BCB) and Asian Cricket Council (ACC) logos alongside the Asia Cup trophy, representing Bangladesh's involvement in the Asia Cup 2026 tournament.

Bangladesh set to host Asia Cup 2027 as ODI tournament window takes shape ahead of World Cup

Cricexec Staff

Australia women's cricket team celebrates with the ICC Women's T20 World Cup 2026 trophy after winning the championship, posing together with medals during the presentation ceremony.

Beth Mooney powers Australia to Women’s T20 World Cup title with record Lord’s chase

ICC

An India batsman plays a shot during a Test match against Sri Lanka as the wicketkeeper watches behind the stumps in the India vs Sri Lanka Test series.

India to tour Sri Lanka for two-Test World Test Championship series

Sri Lanka Cricket

Promotional portrait of singer Rita Ora featured on artwork with her name displayed prominently in the background.

Rita Ora and Clean Bandit to headline ICC Women’s T20 World Cup final entertainment at Lord’s

ICC

Wide-angle view of Lord's Cricket Ground showing packed stands and the iconic media centre under a clear blue sky.

More than 30,000 tickets sold for first-ever Women’s Test at Lord’s

Marylebone Cricket Club