A Grand Slam slate of events around the world is envisioned.

Momentum is building for a women’s MLC.

Indonesia is an intriguing growth market for cricket.

Abhiram Singh Yadav won a landslide in the by-election.

A multi-country T20 World Cup, with a marquee site in Munich, is part of the vision

Germany’s Vignaesh Sankaran is the frontrunner.

How injuries robbed Ian Bishop of a chance to become one of cricket’s great fast bowlers

China is firstly in the mix to host the popular Hong Kong Sixes

The ICC quarterly meetings are due in mid-November.

International cricket is in trouble.

Some Associates want to continue focusing on 50-over cricket.

It was fitting that Bangladesh shocked Australia.

Why Recent Results Should Encourage Caribbean Fans -- But Not make Them Complacent

The teenager recently made his international debut.

Why Great Players Make Bad Coaches

Lessons are hoped to be learned from the 2024 T20 World Cup.

Why Great Players Make Bad Coaches

Tidbits from an extraordinary development.

The next 50-over World Cup is supposed to have 14 teams.

The ICC's AGM was an anti-climax.

There was a shock result that has major ramifications for the ICC board.

The ICC's AGM in Edinburgh is almost underway.

Women's cricket is on the rise in new markets.

Major League Cricket is set to expand into Canada.

Many felt the rebel tours by West Indies cricketers to South Africa during apartheid was a terribly wrong turn, but the passage of time has offered contemplation.

Jay Shah was recently left impressed by a visit to Germany, where cricket is developing on-and-off the field.

Exploring Associate cricket during the Asian Games women's qualifier in Malaysia.

Sometimes things need a fresh start, which was especially true when my old platform started feeling more of a burden than a place of express...

A pool of candidates smaller than initially expected will contest the upcoming Associate Member Directors election amid jockeying for three coveted positions on the ICC board.

Cricket now being an Olympic sport has become a game-changer for China, whose women's team qualified for the Asian Games

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Squint and you can see the vision.

There is doubt over whether the next World Test Championship (WTC) cycle will expand to 12 teams after robust discussions at the International Cricket Council board meetings in Ahmedabad.

By: RF Hobson

An expanded 12-team World Test Championship (WTC) proposal will be thrashed out at upcoming rescheduled International Cricket Council (ICC) board meetings but an imminent decision is unlikely.

By: Garfield Robinson

With Australia about to go on a hectic run of non-stop cricket over the next 18 months, it feels like the last dance for a team that has won almost all major titles and, perhaps most importantly for t...

Other than the scandal-plagued FIFA, sports governance has an unwanted reputation for being rather boring.

A publication dedicated to the business and politics behind cricket.

The radical shifts to the existing cricket ecosystem have been further underscored by the increasingly bitter saga in Australia, where divisions are forming over plans to privatise the Big Bash League...

San Francisco Unicorns are bracing to be without emerging Australian young stars Ollie Peake, Aaron Hardie, Cooper Connolly and Xavier Bartlett for the start of the Major League Cricket season.

There is doubt over whether an expanded 12-team World Test Championship (WTC) proposal will be resolved at rescheduled International Cricket Council (ICC) board meetings later this month in India.

Even when he was amid a gruelling workload with the largest national sporting governing body in the United States, Sean Cary still found himself consumed by cricket.

By: RF Hobson

Sanjay Govil, an American tech billionaire, is ambitious.

Emerging batter Oliver Peake, touted as a future captain for Australia, will play in this season’s Major League Cricket after signing with San Francisco Unicorns.

By: Garfield Robinson

Confidence is building over England ending a long drought and touring Zimbabwe ahead of next year’s World Cup in southern Africa, with Test and One Day Internationals hoped to be part of the schedule.

By: RF Hobson