Ravi Shastri, former Indian cricketer and commentator, with sunglasses, holding a microphone, alongside a pie chart displaying poll results with 23% in favor (YES) and 77% against (NO). This visual represents a poll related to Shastri's opinion or a cricket-related topic.

Cricket’s great revenue debate: 77% of global execs say India should not get more than 38.5% ICC share

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A grand cricket stadium with the logos of the England and Wales Cricket Board (ECB) and the Board of Control for Cricket in India (BCCI), symbolizing a high-profile international match.

United front: BCCI and ECB join forces to block Saudi-backed T20 league as cricket’s geopolitical battle heats up

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ICC logo with images of Ravi Shastri, Richard Gould, and Richard Thompson displayed below on a beige background

Ravi Shastri backs India getting even larger ICC revenue share: ‘Only fair’

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Joe Root playing street cricket with children on an urban playground, promoting youth engagement in sports.

England stars play beach, street and blind cricket with kids to launch ECB’s ‘My Way To Play’ campaign

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Richard Gould seated at a table beside the logo of The Hundred cricket tournament on a pink and white background.

ECB to split The Hundred: Women’s competition set for standalone matches by 2026

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Richard Gould seated at a table beside the logos of the England and Wales Cricket Board (ECB), Board of Control for Cricket in India (BCCI), and Cricket Australia on a light blue background.

India series now as commercially valuable as the Ashes, says ECB chief executive

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Richard Gould seated at a desk next to the England and Wales Cricket Board (ECB) logo, representing his role as ECB CEO.

ECB confirms plans for new global club tournament modeled on Champions League T20

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Jos Buttler

ECB: Jos Buttler to stand down as England Men’s white ball captain

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Vikram Banerjee

ECB: Vikram Banerjee appointed Managing Director, The Hundred

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PCA members completed the NextGen Leadership – Learn, Lead, Grow course

Incoming Chair Hannon-Dalby completes PCA’s “NextGen Leadership” course along with 20 others

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