
The Hundred Ownership Revolution: Who Controls Each Franchise
All eight Hundred franchises have new ownership structures after selling stakes to international investors, reshaping the competition's landscape.
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All eight Hundred franchises have new ownership structures after selling stakes to international investors, reshaping the competition's landscape.

England's Sam Curran has mastered an extraordinary bowling variation that sees him drop his pace from 83mph to just 43mph, bamboozling batters with flight rather than speed.

Pakistan's Usman Tariq has become cricket's most debated player despite just four international appearances, with his unconventional bowling action dividing opinion across the sport.

England's record wicket-taker Jimmy Anderson believes Lancashire fast bowler Mitch Stanley has the talent to represent England in Test cricket following his impressive early-season displays.

Bottom-placed Gloucestershire have brought in experienced Australian Shane Jurgensen as bowling consultant following their heavy defeat to Durham at the weekend.

The Blaze seamer Grace Ballinger showcases her unique dual role as player and BBC reporter whilst previewing the upcoming season.

Jimmy Anderson has endorsed Lancashire fast bowler Mitch Stanley for future England honours following his standout performance in their County Championship victory.

England paceman Brydon Carse has been forced to withdraw from his IPL contract with Sunrisers Hyderabad after sustaining a hand injury during training.

The Big Bash League's new designated batter rule for 2026-27 allows teams to field specialist batters who don't take the field, potentially revolutionising T20 squad composition.

All eight Hundred franchises have secured new investors ahead of the 2025 season, with IPL owners and American billionaires leading a transformation worth hundreds of millions.

Sam Curran's ultra-slow 'moon ball' delivery has become his secret weapon, fooling batsmen by dropping from 83mph to just 43mph with minimal change to his action.

A tactical revolution is sweeping T20 cricket as batters increasingly retire out early to optimise team performance, sparking debates about cricket's spirit.