ICC logo with portraits of Gurumurthy Palani, Mubashshir Usmani, Dr Rudie van Vuuren and Imran Khwaja, highlighting key International Cricket Council board directors and administrators.

ICC Board shake-up as Palani, Usmani and van Vuuren elected; Deputy Chair Imran Khwaja out

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England and Wales Cricket Board (ECB) logo alongside the logos of Leicestershire, Essex, Sussex, Gloucestershire and Worcestershire County Cricket Clubs, representing discussions on County Championship structure and domestic cricket.

Five county clubs face ECB funding risk as diversity rules spark governance debate

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Narendra Modi pictured alongside Big Bash League (BBL) branding, with India and Australia flags displayed over a cricket stadium backdrop representing India-Australia cricket relations.

Indian PM Narendra Modi expected to announce historic first Big Bash League match in India

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Tara Wilkinson-Mclean featured in a promotional portrait with female athletes and a growth chart representing leadership, business, and the growth of women's sports.

Not a Niche Audience: The Commercial Power of Women in Sport (Guest Post)

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Hardik Pandya alongside the Chennai Super Kings (CSK) and Indian Premier League (IPL) logos, representing IPL franchise cricket.

Hardik Pandya attracts interest from seven IPL franchises as CSK emerge as frontrunners

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Former England captain Michael Vaughan and England Test captain Ben Stokes alongside the England and Wales Cricket Board (ECB) logo, highlighting English cricket.

Michael Vaughan calls for England leadership overhaul after Ben Stokes retirement

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Mithali Raj featured in a tribute graphic celebrating her career with the India women's cricket team, alongside images of her batting and championship celebrations.

She carried Indian women’s cricket to the edge of the promised land. Now Mithali Raj is building the road for everyone who crosses it

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Actor John Abraham poses with Rotterdam Dockers branding and the ETPL logo during the launch of the franchise ahead of the tournament.

John Abraham joins Rotterdam Dockers ownership ahead of European T20 Premier League launch

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King Charles III poses with members of the Afghanistan women's cricket team in a group photo alongside the ICC logo.

Afghanistan women’s cricket team steps up ICC recognition campaign after meeting King Charles III

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Alistair Dobson pictured alongside the Cricket Australia and KFC Big Bash League (BBL) logos, representing Australian cricket administration and the BBL.

BBL prioritises retaining Australian stars as global cricket landscape reshapes player market

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Caribbean Premier League (CPL) promotional graphic featuring the CPL and Rush Live & Louder logos against a packed cricket stadium backdrop with fireworks and celebration effects.

CPL launches Caribbean’s first dedicated cricket television channel

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Cecelia Joyce featured alongside the World Cricketers’ Association (WCA) and Irish Cricketers’ Association (ICA) logos in a graphic related to player representation and women’s cricket advocacy.

Leverage equals action: Inside Cecelia Joyce’s case for cricket’s forgotten players

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Jay Shah and Devajit Saikia featured alongside the ICC and BCCI logos with the Sri Lanka flag in a cricket administration and international cricket governance graphic.

Jay Shah and Devajit Saikia visit Colombo as Sri Lanka pushes ahead with cricket reforms

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BCCI and IPL logos displayed alongside Devajit Saikia in a graphic related to Indian cricket administration, governance and league developments.

BCCI eyes earlier IPL window from 2027 as 94-match expansion put on hold

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Digital cricket analytics dashboard featuring Cricket Lens AI and San Francisco Unicorns branding, with match data visualizations, player tracking, heat maps, and AI-powered cricket insights.

AI has arrived in cricket. The San Francisco Unicorns built the proof — then made it public.

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Promotional graphic featuring Jonty Rhodes, Faf du Plessis, and Heinrich Klaasen against a Rotterdam cityscape backdrop, highlighting a cricket event in the Netherlands.

Why three South African icons named their new franchise after dockworkers

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