Tag: England and Wales Cricket Board

Legal eagle Catherine Beloff to join ECB

Article posted by Coliseum, April 27^th, 2026

Catherine Beloff will join the England and Wales Cricket Board (ECB) (UK) as the organization’s new General Counsel in September. ‘ECB’ stated that as the General Counsel Beloff will sit on the ECB Executive Leadership Group and her responsibilities will include providing expert guidance on... » Read more

Woman-of-many-parts Connor to exit ECB

Article posted by Coliseum, March 3^rd, 2026

Clare Connor, the England and Wales Cricket Board (ECB) (UK) Deputy Chief Executive Officer and the Managing Director of England Women, announced recently that she will leave the organization at the end of this Summer’s home International Cricket Council (ICC) Women’s T20 World Cup. ‘ECB’... » Read more

ECB cash splash for UK indoor cricket stadium

Article posted by Coliseum, April 11^th, 2025

The cricket chiefs are ready to change the Test match history by building an indoor stadium in the United Kingdom. ‘THE SUN’ stated that the England and Wales Cricket Board (ECB) are set to splash £500million on the groundbreaking project. London (UK)-based the England and Wales Cricket Board... » Read more

Edgbaston Stadium packed cricket calendar

Article posted by Coliseum, June 28^th, 2023

The Edgbaston Stadium in Birmingham, England (UK) status amongst the world’s leading cricket venues has been underlined after the England and Wales Cricket Board (ECB) confirmed the stadium will host major Men’s and Women’s international fixtures until 2031. ‘Warwickshire County Cricket... » Read more

Hawk eye on YCCC as suspension lifted

Article posted by Coliseum, February 16^th, 2022

The England and Wales Cricket Board (ECB) has lifted the suspension on the Yorkshire County Cricket Club (YCCC) hosting international and major cricket matches at Headingley (UK). The decision follows a rigorous review of progress made against several criteria set out in November 2021 to tackle... » Read more

COVID-stumped ‘The Hundred’ venues reduced

Article posted by Coliseum, December 8^th, 2020

The coronavirus pandemic, on a sports battering spree, has this time round knocked out 12 out of the 20 stadia which had been locked in for The Hundred Women’s Cricket fixture rescheduled for 2021. As a result, the women’s competition in its maiden edition of The Hundred next year will be... » Read more