Women's CricketLeah Poulton Appointed England Women’s Managing Director by the ECB
The ECB has named Leah Poulton managing director of England Women’s cricket, bringing high-performance experience from Cricket NSW and Cricket Australia.
11 SportCricket stories tagged ECB, published between 9 Jun 2026 and 9 Sep 2026.
Women's CricketThe ECB has named Leah Poulton managing director of England Women’s cricket, bringing high-performance experience from Cricket NSW and Cricket Australia.
NewsRichard Gould points to tri-series plans within 12–18 months, while Shubman Gill argues multi-team events could lift interest in 50-over cricket.
Team NewsStephen Fleming has emerged as the leading candidate for England’s Test coaching job, with Marcus Trescothick expected to cover the Pakistan series first.
NewsJustin Langer dismisses reports linking him with the England Test head coach job, calling them rumours, as other names are mentioned after McCullum’s exit.
NewsThe ECB has confirmed England’s 2027 home summer, with the World Test Championship final at The Oval, a five-Test Ashes series and several white-ball series.
NewsDarren Lehmann says he has had no call from the ECB, is happy at Northamptonshire, and believes Justin Langer would make a very good England Test coach.
Team NewsThe ECB has removed Brendon McCullum as England’s Test head coach after nearly four years, though he will stay on to lead the white-ball teams.
NewsThe ECB has tightened England’s alcohol policy, banning public drinking without permission and post-match drinks, after the Stokes and Atkinson incident.
NewsThe ICC is reportedly unhappy that the ECB published footage and audio of Ben Stokes’ retirement speech during a Test, citing player-area regulations.
Team NewsReports say ECB frustration over the Stokes and Atkinson nightclub episode has eased, with Stokes tipped to resume as England captain for the third Test.
Team NewsThe ECB is investigating Ben Stokes and Gus Atkinson over a nightclub incident after the Lord’s Test, leaving England’s captaincy for The Oval in doubt.