Hugh Morris steps into ECB hot seat
The former Glamorgan and England batsman, Hugh Morris, has agreed to step in as acting chief executive of the England & Wales Cricket Board, following the departure of Tim Lamb
View ArticleMorris appointed deputy chief executive of ECB
Hugh Morris, the former Glamorgan and England batsman, has been appointed as deputy chief executive of the ECB.
View ArticleSemi-finals for 50-over tournament in 2007
The ECB have announced that the 50-over domestic competition, currently the C&G Trophy, will include a semi-final stage in 2007
View ArticleECB name review team
The ECB have confirmed the seven-man review committee which will undertake an assessment of English cricket following the Ashes whitewash
View ArticleGatting and Morris handed England roles
Hugh Morris and Mike Gatting are both in line for major new roles at the England & Wales Cricket Board, as part of the wide-ranging managerial restructure as recommended in the recent Schofield Report
View ArticleHussain slams ECB jobs-for-the-boys approach
Nasser Hussain, the former England captain turned TV commentator, has criticised the appointment of Hugh Morris and Mike Gatting as the ECB's new managing directors
View ArticleEngland not keen on six Ashes Tests
The ECB are set to turn down Cricket Australia's push for six Ashes Tests in 2009-10
View ArticleECB aims to balance one-day riches
At a time when the money on offer in Twenty20 cricket appears to have no limit, the ECB is working to try and ensure England's Test players are suitably rewarded to keep the longest form of the game as...
View ArticleECB firm over player priorities
The ECB have reiterated that international cricket takes precedent over any IPL deals the England players want to take up
View ArticleEngland players 'will not be forced to do anything'
England's cricketers will not be forced to return to India for the two-Test series between the two countries, Hugh Morris, the ECB's managing director for England cricket, said as the squad arrived...
View ArticleNo penalty for opting-out - Miller
England's national selector, Geoff Miller, has paved the way for a weakened squad to return to India ahead of the forthcoming Test series, by insisting that no player will be penalised if they choose...
View ArticleECB monitors India airport alerts
A nervous ECB is to keep tabs on the developing security situation at India's airports as the England squad fly out to Abu Dhabi to prepare for their two Tests in Chennai and Mohali
View ArticleWe decided to go as a team - Flintoff
The England allrounder said the decision to return to India for the two-Test series was not just made by the senior members
View ArticleMorris to step into captain-coach dispute
Hugh Morris's firefighting skills will be tested once again as he has been entrusted with the responsibility of resolving ongoing difficulties between Kevin Pietersen and Peter Moores
View ArticleMoores fails to deny KP rift
Peter Moores has turned down the opportunity to deny the scale of the rift that has formed between him and England's captain, Kevin Pietersen
View ArticleECB to monitor security ahead of IPL
The ECB will monitor the security situation in India ahead of the IPL following yesterday's attack on the Sri Lanka team in Lahore. Centrally contracted England players are due to take part for a...
View ArticleMorris wants coach search settled by May 6
Hugh Morris, managing director of England cricket, wants the next national cricket coach to be selected this month
View ArticleECB outlines rotation policy
England are set to send a weakened squad to Bangladesh for their tour early next year after Hugh Morris confirmed the board would manage the workload of senior players
View ArticleECB agrees to T20s against Pakistan in Dubai
England will play two Twenty20 matches against Pakistan in Dubai next month ahead of their tour of Bangladesh, the ECB confirmed on Friday
View ArticleAshes TV change 'catastrophic' - Hugh Morris
Hugh Morris has said the return of home Ashes series to the listed event status would be "catastrophic" for the ECB's funding
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