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Former Australia Batter Leah Poulton Joins ECB As Managing Director Of England Women
ECB Chief Executive Richard Gould: Former Australia batter Leah Poulton has been appointed Managing Director of England Women, the England and Wales Cricket Board (ECB) confirmed on Wednesday, with the former international set to begin her role in November.
Poulton, who represented Australia 90 times before retiring from international cricket in 2015, will oversee England Women, England Women A and England Women U19s, as well as the country’s women’s high-performance system.
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NSW Hits Out At Big Bash League Privatisation Plan, Says It 'threatens' The Sport
The Cricket NSW Board: Cricket NSW has strongly opposed Cricket Australia’s decision to proceed with private investment in the Big Bash Leagues, warning that the move could weaken the game’s financial capacity and have long-term consequences for grassroots cricket.
‘CA Should Have Done A Better Job,’ Admits Chief Greednberg Amid Growing BBL Privatisation Divide
Cricket Australia CEO Todd Greenberg: Cricket Australia CEO Todd Greenberg has admitted that the board failed to clearly communicate its vision for privatising the Big Bash League (BBL), as disagreements among state associations over the competition's future structure persist.
Lawyer Says Warner Accepts 'reckless, Foolish' Drink-driving Decision; Case Adjourned Till June 24
Former Australian Test: Former Australian Test cricketer David Warner will accept responsibility for a "reckless", "foolish" decision to get in his car after sharing a few glasses of wine, which resulted in a mid-range drink-driving charge, his lawyer said.
Warner’s Sydney Thunder Captaincy Under Cloud After Drink-driving Charge: Report
Downing Centre Local Court: The future of David Warner as captain of Sydney Thunder has reportedly come under scrutiny after the veteran opener was charged with a drink-driving offence in Sydney.
NSW Rope In Ex-Australia Wicketkeeper Brad Haddin As New Men’s Head Coach
Cricket NSW Life Member: Former Australia wicketkeeper Brad Haddin has been named the new head coach of New South Wales (NSW). The 48-year-old replaces Greg Shipperd, whose stint ended early despite having a year remaining on his contract.
Michael Slater’s Cricket NSW Life Membership, Hall Of Fame Status Revoked After Domestic Violence Offences
Former Australian Test: Former Australian Test opener Michael Slater has been stripped of his Cricket NSW life membership and Hall of Fame status following a series of domestic-violence offences.
Australia Hit By Injury Scare As Hazlewood, Abbott Limp Off The Field Ahead Of Ashes Opener
Australia have faced a double injury scare ahead of the start of the Ashes, with Josh Hazlewood and Sean Abbott leaving the field against Victoria at the SCG.
Ellyse Perry Rejoins NSW After Six-year Victoria Stint
New South Wales: Ellyse Perry is returning to New South Wales after spending six years representing Victoria in state cricket.
Adam Zampa Receives Apology From Cricket NSW Over Sheffield Shield Selection Controversy
Cricket New South Wales: Australia spinner Adam Zampa has received an apology from Cricket New South Wales (NSW) for public criticism of his selection in the Sheffield Shield game against Tasmania at the SCG last week.
Ex-NRL Boss Todd Greenberg Set To Replace Nick Hockley As Cricket Australia CEO: Report
Former National Rugby League: Former National Rugby League (NRL) boss Todd Greenberg is reportedly set to be named as the new Cricket Australia chief executive.
Haynes, Copeland Announced General Manager Of Sixers And Thunder
Cricket New South Wales: Cricket New South Wales has announced the appointment of Rachael Haynes, former vice-captain of the national team, as the general manager for the Sydney Sixers, while retired fast bowler Trent Copeland assumes the same position for the Sydney Thunder.
Lauren Cheatle To Miss WPL After Skin Cancer Removal
National Cricket League: Australia left-arm seamer Lauren Cheatle has been ruled out of the rest of the domestic season and the Women's Premier League (WPL) after having skin cancer removed from her neck.
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