Ebony-Jewel Rainford-Brent

Three years on, African-Caribbean Engagement programme's goals are growing with its impact on the game

Nottingham, Leeds, Manchester and North London added to charity's scope to boost participation

One year on, Ebony Rainford-Brent's project has made a lot of progress, but there are still several barriers to break down

An unassuming community centre in Tottenham was once home to the finest cricket academy of the 1980s and '90s

England player-turned commentator honoured in Queen's Birthday Honours list

Chair of Surrey's new ACE programme on how to overcome structural inequality in the English game

Programme extends to Birmingham after successful trials at The Oval this year

Thirty-one players and five coaches have urged CSA to stand behind the movement

Ebony Rainford-Brent, Tymal Mills, Roland Butcher, Donovan Miller, Michael Holding, Tino Best, Chesney Hughes and others talk about their experiences

Or how the IPL is redefining television commentary

England were once the gold standard in women's cricket. No more

Women's cricket has taken big strides towards a fully professional setup in the past few months and Surrey have got on board by appointing a director of women's cricket for the first time.

England lost their last six wickets for 19 runs and Charlotte Edwards said she was bitterly disappointed with the batting display and hoped the side would bounce for the second game

Ebony-Jewel Rainford-Brent posted her first ODI half-century to help England set up a series-levelling 13-run victory over West Indies

Sarah Taylor's sublime 120 led England to another convincing win over Australia

England's double World Cup-winners came crashing back down to earth with a bump as Australia romped to victory

Ebony Rainford-Brent, the England allrounder, has warned England that it isn't only the major sides they need to be wary of at the Women's World Cup which starts in Australia on March 7

Ebony Rainford-Brent hopes England can replicate last season's form in Australia when they meet the defending champions in the Women's World Cup

West Indies had been floating through Europe on an unbeaten streak but their tour came to a thudding crash-landing of an end on Saturday at Loughborough when England knocked them over for 41