Manchester franchise hoping to challenge United and City as IPL investors arrive in "UK's number one sporting city" ...

Will players from Pakistan turn up for ‘The Hundred’ after investment from IPL franchises? The ECB makes its stance clear.

Owners of Mumbai Indians, Lucknow SuperGiants, SunRisers Hyderabad and Delhi Capitals have bought Oval Invincibles, London ...

The ECB recently sold stakes of eight Hundred franchises to investors mostly from India or of Indian origin. Concerns have ...

Owners of Mumbai Indians, Lucknow SuperGiants, SunRisers Hyderabad and Delhi Capitals have bought Oval Invincibles, London Spirit, Northern Superchargers and Southern Brave respectively ...

The England and Wales Cricket Board has confirmed that The Hundred's sale will not diminish opportunities for Pakistani ...

Indian Premier League's involvement in the Hundred would not affect the participation of Pakistani players in the tournament, said ECB chief executive Richard Gould. 4 IPL teams recently bought stakes ...

Four years after the launch of The Hundred, the eight teams have been valued at £975m. Not bad for a competition only played ...

The ECB is selling stakes in The Hundred franchises to investors like Reliance Industries, RPSG Group, and Sun Group, sharing ...

Gould also stated the ECB will ensure opportunities for Pakistan's cricketers won't be limited by the IPL influence on the ...

English cricket chiefs say a windfall of nearly £1 billion from an auction of Hundred franchises is "a seminal moment" that ...