Rosa Simkin conducts a cricket interview as part of the MCC Young Female Broadcaster 2026 program

18-year-old Rosa Simkin joins Sky Sports broadcast team for The Hundred finals at Lord’s

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English cricketer Joe Root in England Test jersey with ECB logo in the background

Joe Root scraps England Test curfew as Captain puts players in charge of their own conduct

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DAZN and Cricket Australia logos with Australia and Bangladesh flags

DAZN buys Australia-Bangladesh Test rights as battle for England tour coverage intensifies

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England and Wales Cricket Board (ECB) logo, The Hundred logo, and ECB chief executive Richard Gould, representing news related to The Hundred, ECB governance, tournament restructuring, or cricket administration in England.

Every Hundred franchise secures alternative shirt sponsor as ECB confirms 2027 betting sponsorship ban

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The Hundred logo alongside Birmingham Phoenix, London Spirit, Manchester Super Giants, MI London, Southern Brave, Sunrisers Leeds, Trent Rockets and Welsh Fire logos in a graphic about The Hundred franchise expansion and team ownership.

The Hundred 2026: New owners, rebranded teams, overhauled kits and a combined trophy set to transform England’s premier franchise competition

Cricexec Staff

Crowd of Southern Brave fans wearing green and cheering in a packed stadium during The Hundred cricket tournament in 2026.

How to watch The Hundred 2026: TV channels, live stream and global broadcasters

The Hundred

Major League Cricket captains pose with the MLC trophy outside Grand Prairie Stadium ahead of the tournament season in the United States.

Major League Cricket expands global broadcast reach as 2026 season begins

Major League Cricket

Nasser Hussain and England captain Ben Stokes pictured alongside the ECB logo in a graphic related to England cricket leadership and team developments.

Nasser Hussain says ECB should have backed Ben Stokes more amid fallout from curfew breach

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England cricketer Joe Root alongside the ECB logo and the flags of England and New Zealand, representing an England versus New Zealand cricket series.

Joe Root rejects drinking culture claims and alcohol ban calls as he prepares to lead England in second Test against New Zealand

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Large crowd of cricket fans filling the stadium stands during the ICC Women’s T20 World Cup, with a giant screen displaying attendance of 18,814 spectators.

Women’s T20 World Cup 2026 shatters records with biggest-ever opening weekend

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