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England & Wales Cricket Board, also known as ECB, is a state-owned entity headquartered in the UK. Founded in 1997, it employs approximately 660 individuals and reported $408.4M in revenue as of 2024. The organization functions as a tier 1 media tech buyer, serving as the national governing body for all cricket, which includes bat sports, across England and Wales.

2024 Revenue

Founded

1997

Headcount

660

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Primary Segment

Bat sports

Ownership

State Owned

News Summary:

Moeen Ali is currently learning from Andrew Flintoff, England's 2005 Ashes talisman, who is overseeing the second-string Lions’ white-ball tour against Pakistan Shaheens, as Ali eyes a potential future role as England head coach. Flintoff has previously served as a consultant for England's white-ball teams, with Ali witnessing his ability to invigorate players firsthand. Previously, on January 29, Ali stated that Brendon McCullum should "definitely" remain as England's Test head coach, despite the team's 4-1 Ashes series loss in Australia. Ali described the tour as a "golden opportunity" to secure an away Ashes win, suggesting that "tweaks" are necessary for the team's future. This followed comments on January 25 from Joe Root, who praised McCullum as one of the best coaches he has worked with, expressing optimism about the team's future after England’s win in the second One-Day International (ODI) against Sri Lanka. Earlier, on January 22, England’s middle order faced scrutiny after losing the first ODI to Sri Lanka, who posted 271-6, largely due to an unbeaten 93 from Kusal Mendis.

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Feb

18th

2026

03:38

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Moeen Ali learning from Andrew Flintoff in bid to one day be England head coach

Flintoff, England’s 2005 Ashes talisman and former captain, is overseeing the second-string Lions’ white-ball tour against Pakistan Shaheens, with Moeen and Ben Stokes among his backroom staff. A fairly informal arrangement, Moeen has witnessed first hand how Flintoff can invigorate his charges following their time together as player and consultant respectively with England’s white-ball teams.

Redhill And Reigate Life

Feb

11th

2026

12:51

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Motie, Rutherford make WI dream of 2016 again

MUMBAI: Of late, off-spinner Gudakesh Motie has become West Indies' primary spinner irrespective of the formats. Against Scotland in the opener, he bowled a tight spell choking opponents for runs. But Shimron Hetmyer with his blazing fifty and Romario Shepherd with his five-wicket haul that included a hat-trick walked away with all limelight.

The New Indian Express

Jan

29th

2026

12:38

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Moeen Ali says Brendon McCullum should 'definitely' remain as England head coach despite missing 'golden opportunity' to win Ashes

Moeen Ali says Brendon McCullum is "definitely the right person" to lead England's Test team forward but insists "tweaks" are needed following their disappointing Ashes tour. England lost 4-1 in Australia as they performed well below expectations on a tour that Moeen believes represented a "golden opportunity" to claim a first away Ashes win since 2010-11.

Radio Exe

Jan

25th

2026

03:31

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Joe Root Backs ‘Best Coach’ McCullum Despite Disappointing Ashes Loss

Joe Root praised England's head coach Brendon McCullum as one of the best coaches he's worked with, despite England's disappointing outing in the recently concluded Ashes earlier this month. Root remained optimistic about the team's future, citing exciting potential in the group, after England's win in the second ODI against Sri Lanka.

The MobiWorld

Jan

22nd

2026

16:41

Management Changes, B2B Tag

Sri Lanka Loss in 1st ODI Burdens Brendon McCullum's England Middle Order With Ultimatums

That really was a tale of two innings. England’s first ODI game tour of Sri Lanka showed us a Kusal Mendis smooth operation that Sade herself would be proud of, to lead the Lankans to an unforseen 271-6 with an unbeaten 93.

Guerilla Cricket

Jan

10th

2026

18:30

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Ashes calamity has trashed McCullum’s credibility. It’s time to call on Alec Stewart

The curtain came down on the Ashes in Sydney with England again being outplayed in the basics of the game. But it is one thing to have a weak team, and another to have a talented one that just looks muddled.

The Guardian

Jan

10th

2026

00:50

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England's Ashes misery Down Under: How Bazball faltered in its ultimate Test

First, what preceded for England before Ben Stokes and Brendon McCullum took over, and what followed thereafter. This one's fairly straightforward. Between January 2021 until the start of 2022 home summer, England had won four, lost 11 and drawn five Tests.

cricbuzz

Jan

8th

2026

10:07

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Uninspected lamppost collapses on man: Glasgow council ordered to pay £80k

Man and boy found dead at two separate homes in west Dublin Irish police are investigating after discovering the bodies of a man in his 40s and a boy at two separate homes in west Dublin on Thursday.

Upday

Jan

8th

2026

05:34

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What Bazball tells us about Britain’s decline

As many predicted, England has yet again lost the Ashes in Australia. But listen closely to the criticism of the defeat and a curious vocabulary emerges. The problem, we are told, was not simply misjudgement but recklessness; not failure but irresponsibility.

The Spectator UK

Jan

7th

2026

12:25

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Webster saves the day, but Australia reject spin at their peril

A few minutes before tea on day four, a cheer went up around the SCG, for Steve Smith had decided to try a spinner for the 40th over of England’s second innings. Partly the cheer was for the identity of that spinner – cult hero Travis Head – but it was also evidence that another big Sydney crowd had tired of a constant diet of seam bowling.

The Sydney Morning Herald

Jan

7th

2026

02:38

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Webster saves the day, but Australia reject spin at their peril

Brisbane Times

Jan

7th

2026

01:44

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Australia edge Day 4 despite Bethell's maiden Test ton

Jacob Bethell's maiden Test and first-class ton wasn't enough to consolidate England's position as they accumulated a tender 119-run lead by Stumps on Day 4 at the SCG. After conceding a 183-run first innings lead, England's second innings was marked by periods of hard-earned control followed by swift counter-productive implosions.

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England & Wales Cricket Board (ECB) sells broadcasting rights of its 7 cricket competitions to 16 companies globally, covering 5 countries. England & Wales Cricket Board (ECB)'s rights holders include BBC.