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Henry Crocombe is set to swap Sussex for Surrey ahead of the 2027 season, becoming the first high-profile departure since the club's financial difficulties came to light earlier this year.
Michael Vaughan could barely find words as Ben Stokes announced his retirement from Test cricket live during the third Test against New Zealand at Trent Bridge. Jamie Hall looks at what the news means for English cricket.
Gary Wilson has been appointed Ireland's men's head coach, stepping into the role vacated by Heinrich Malan just hours after Ireland sealed a stunning T20 series victory over India.
Durham head coach Ryan Campbell has revealed the county were deeply touched by the glowing tribute Ben Stokes paid them upon his retirement from Test cricket, with the all-rounder potentially set to feature in both the One-Day Cup and County Championship.
With the Women's T20 World Cup semi-finals on the horizon, cricket analyst Jamie Hall names his team of the tournament and invites you to pick yours.
Australia booked their place in the ICC Women's T20 World Cup final with a commanding eight-wicket victory over West Indies at The Oval, with Beth Mooney starring with an unbeaten 61.
Australia marched into the T20 World Cup final with a crushing win over West Indies, but an injury to star all-rounder Ellyse Perry has cast a shadow over their title ambitions.
Former England spinner Alex Hartley has declared this England Women's side the most impressive she has seen in years, as they prepare for a T20 World Cup semi-final showdown with South Africa at The Oval on Thursday.
Harry Brook has declared he would welcome the England Test captaincy, calling it the pinnacle of the sport, as speculation mounts following Ben Stokes' retirement from the role.
Former England captain Michael Vaughan did not hold back after Harry Brook was caught for just 21, leaving England in serious trouble at 72-3 as they chase a daunting 373 to win the third and final Test against New Zealand.
Ben Stokes received a guard of honour from the New Zealand players and a standing ovation from the Trent Bridge crowd as he walked out to open the batting in England's second innings — one of the most emotional moments in recent Test cricket.
Ben Stokes produced a moment of pure drama at Trent Bridge, taking a wicket with his first ball after announcing his retirement from Test cricket. As farewell statements go, it doesn't get much more fitting than that.