Collage of major cricket updates from December 2025, including Team India players, Gautam Gambhir, PCB, ECB, Cricket Australia, Leicestershire's Division 2 win, and The Great County Reset headline.

Week in Review: Cricket governance shakeups, franchise resets, and global expansion moves

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Leicestershire County Cricket Club team celebrating with the trophy after winning the Division 2 title in the 2025 County Championship, with club logo and banner in the background.

Leicestershire’s reset: Inside a county club rebuilding for a new era

Zee Zaidi

The Hundred Women’s Championship trophy displayed at a cricket stadium.

All eight teams in The Hundred secure strategic partners in landmark £975M investment round

ECB

Portrait of Heather Knight, Nick Hockley, and Ros Trinick side by side.

People Moves: Roundup (Dec 5, 2025)

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Logos of Oval Invincibles, Surrey County Cricket Club, Reliance Industries Limited, and MI London with a stadium background, representing the rebranding of Oval Invincibles to MI London under new ownership.

MI London: Surrey and Reliance Industries partnership ushers in new era for The Hundred

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Split image showing traditional county cricket on the left and modern T20-style cricket on the right, with a cricket ball transitioning between eras under the title "The Great County Reset"

The Great County Cricket Reset

Zee Zaidi

Heather Knight, England women's cricket team captain, poses for a portrait in the stands during a PCA event.

Heather Knight named London Spirit’s first Women’s General Manager ahead of major 2026 season

Marylebone Cricket Club

Officials from Saudi Cricket and Fairbreak signing a strategic partnership agreement to launch the Women’s T20 World Challenge, with logos displayed in the background

Saudi Arabia and FairBreak to launch landmark women’s T20 league with top global players in 2026

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Laura Wolvaardt Net Worth: How South Africa’s Batting Superstar Built a $2 Million Cricket Empire

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View of a packed grandstand at Lord's Cricket Ground with iconic red brick pavilion and modern canopy architecture

Lord’s smashes record with over 1 million ticket applications for 2026 international summer

Marylebone Cricket Club