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England spinner Rehan Ahmed was stopped at Hirasar airport, Rajkot, on Monday after returning to India following six days in Abu Dhabi in between the second and third Tests

England off-spinner Shoaib Bashir will miss the first Test against India in Hyderabad - which starts on Thursday - after his visa was not issued in time by the authorities

The ECB has announced that England batsman Harry Brook will not form part of the squad their Test tour of India and will return home due to personal reasons

Former ECB chairman Colin Graves is in talks over a return to cricket despite previously holding post at Yorkshire during an era when the club was rife with racism and discrimination

Members of the Professional Cricketers Association are up in arms over the ECB's schedule for 2024, as the domestic calendar for next year was branded "unsustainable"

Pace ace Mark Wood turned this year's Ashes campaign around in Leeds and has turned down the franchise circuit to sign a new three-year contract

England have started their Cricket World Cup campaign with a win and a loss, but Jos Buttler's team have been hit by further logistical problems during the start of the tournament

Australia were the big favourites to win this summer's Women's Ashes series but several brilliant performances from England in front of record crowds secured an 8-8 draw

A report by the Independent Commission for Equality in Cricket concluded that English cricket was elitist, sexist and racist - but Ian Botham doesn't accept the findings

Former Yorkshire cricketer Azeem Rafiq speaks to Mirror Sport about the ICEC report, his concerns about the future of cricket and the Sporting Equals Awards

England got themselves back into the Ashes with a dramatic win by three wickets at Headingley and one of the stars of the show is set to become the face of a new approach to contracts

Ben Newman, 32, was sentenced to 18 weeks imprisonment, suspended for two years, and fined after pleading guilty to causing public nuisance

Viewers were left asking why there was something 'missing' from Prince George's outfit during a day out with father Prince William to see England host Australia in the Ashes

ECB apologise for their failings and promise to take heed at this seminal moment for the game with a full response in three months

Ben Stokes spoke out after England's thrilling First Test defeat to Australia and the words were part of a familiar theme - but his mission to inspire remains flawed, with cricket still a closed shop

Ben Duckett was fined and suspended by the ECB after pouring a vodka and lemonade over James Anderson's head on an Ashes tour of Australia in 2017 and feared it would spell the end of his England career

England bowler Stuart Broad warned Marnus Labuschagne back in April that he had been working on a new delivery specifically to target him and he promptly got the Australian out for a golden duck in the first Ashes Test

Swann is England's most successful off spinner and reckons Moeen Ali still has the goods to be a real threat in Test cricket as he returns for this summer's Ashes series

The Hundred has been widely criticised since its inception in 2021 for cannibalising the domestic game, but ECB chief executive Richard Gould insists there are no plans to scrap it

Stokes is confident his knee will stand up to the rigours of bowling when he needs to this summer after a fitness burst in India

Jason Roy is the first high-profile cricketer to sign a deal and join Major League Cricket, with the batsman expected to join the Los Angeles Knight Riders in a two-year deal

Chairs and Chief Executives are regularly consulted and have huge influence on domestic cricket decisions but they are rarely former players

Anderson confident his groin strain is nowhere near as severe as the calf injury he suffered in 2019 that curtailed his Ashes participation at the first hurdle

World Cup defence in October also in doubt after Archer is ruled out of entire summer with recurring elbow injury

Hopes of a repeat of 2019 when Archer was a central figure in both the World Cup and the Ashes now appear a distant pipe dream