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Former Yorkshire and England batter Gary Ballance should be slapped with an eight-week ban and an £8,000 fine according to the ECB amid the Azeem Rafiq racism scandal

The Hundred is under threat, with discussions underway about potentially replacing the tournament with a new T20 competition called the English Premier League

England superstar Ben Stokes has been recognised for his leadership skills, while Aussie star Beth Mooney takes the women's prize and a new award is added for 160th edition

ECB chief Richard Gould has insisted cricket will no longer tolerate discrimination under the guise of "banter" after the Yorkshire racism scandal

Ex-England captain Vaughan was cleared of using racist language earlier this week after stepping back from his role with the BBC following the allegations

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Former England captain Michael Vaughan was cleared of making racist comments towards Azeem Rafiq and other Asian players by the Cricket Discipline Commission

Former England captain Michael Vaughan vehemently denies making a racist comment towards ex-Yorkshire teammates and used a recent charity gig to take aim at the ECB

The rise of T20 franchise leagues around the world means players have opted to skip representing England in order to honour more lucrative deals elsewhere and the ECB are looking to combat this

The ECB and PCA have conflicting views on the involvement of England players competing in the inaugural American Major League Cricket competition in Dallas this July

Martin Darlow is reportedly set to be the latest member of the ECB board to leave his role amid a raft of changes at the sport's governing body in England

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Michael Vaughan's legal team gave closing submissions on Tuesday at the Cricket Discipline Commission hearing and took aim at the ECB, but the national governing body hit back

Michael Vaughan appeared at the Cricket Discipline Commission on Friday, as the investigation into racism at Yorkshire and English county cricket continues following Azeem Rafiq's allegations

Michael Vaughan has staunchly defended himself against racism allegations as he was called to give evidence on day three of the ECB's Cricket Discipline Commission hearing on Friday

Adil Rashid was cross-examined by Michael Vaughan's lawyer during day two of the Cricket Discipline Commission's investigation into racism allegations by Azeem Rafiq

England bowler Adil Rashid appeared via video link and Azeem Rafiq also appeared as the investigation into racism within English cricket and Yorkshire County Cricket Club continued in London on Thursday

The England and Wales Cricket board have used a "genderbread" person to its language guide which is aimed to promote inclusivity within the sport

The investigation into racism within English cricket and Yorkshire County Cricket Club continued on Wednesday, with allegations made against form England bowler Tim Bresnan

Stokes has been signed by the Chennai Super Kings but has confirmed he will miss the latter stages of the IPL to lead England into their busy summer schedule

England's warm-up heading into their upcoming series is a relaxed one with Brendon McCullum taking his team on a trip to the race to see his eight-year-old runner Defibrillate

Richard Pyrah, who spent 12 years playing for Yorkshire before joining their coaching staff, has claimed Azeem Rafiq's allegations of racism have been both "badly handled" and "not appropriately challenged"

Former England captain Michael Vaughan is the only individual still involved with the disciplinary process into allegations of racism made by Azeem Rafiq

Four of the seven individuals charged by the ECB in relation to allegations of racism at Yorkshire by Azeem Rafiq have withdrawn from the disciplinary process and a fifth is reportedly considering doing the same

Former England internationals Matthew Hoggard and Tim Bresnan have criticised the ECB's disciplinary process into Azeem Rafiq's allegations of racism, having both now pulled out of the process