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    Women's Hundred: Keightley Highlights Need for Increased Female Coaching Representation

    London, March 12 Former Australian cricketer Lisa Keightley is "disappointed" by the lack of female head coaches in the women's Hundred and hopes more will join her in the future.Keightley, who is leading MI London, was the only female head coach among the eight teams at Wednesday's historic...
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    Franchise Links Impact Pakistani Participation in 'The Hundred'

    Pallekele, February 23 Pakistan opener Sahibzada Farhan said on Monday that his country's players would be ignored by at least four Indian-owned franchises in the 'The Hundred' auction, but that the matter is beyond their control.The Manchester Super Giants (RPSG Group), MI London (Reliance)...
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    ECB Under Pressure to Address Concerns Over IPL-Owned Teams Ignoring Pakistani Players

    Mumbai, February 22 – The Pakistan cricket authorities are preparing to formally raise concerns with their counterparts in England amid reports that their players may be overlooked by Indian-owned franchises in this year's edition of The Hundred, a report said on Sunday.The Pakistan Cricket...
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    The Hundred: Harry Brook Advocates for Pakistani Player Participation

    Pallekele, February 21 It would be "a shame" if Pakistani cricketers were excluded from The Hundred, England's limited-over captain Harry Brook said here on Saturday.There have been reports that Indian-owned Hundred franchises – Manchester Super Giants, MI London, Southern Brave, and Sunrisers...
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    Harry Brook Expresses Concern Over Potential Exclusion of Pakistani Cricketers

    Pallekele, February 21 – England's white-ball captain, Harry Brook, addressed reports claiming that Pakistani players are likely to be overlooked by Indian-owned franchises in the upcoming Hundred auction, scheduled for March 12.Speaking ahead of England's first T20 World Cup 2026 Super 8s...
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