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Curated to give a voice to young women, empower them to fulfil their potential, and spread a ripple effect of positivity that helps everyone thrive, The Ripple Effect Live was an event to remember. Here’s the lowdown on an exceptional evening packed with personal stories, practical advice and solution-finding that…

Scouted at 12, part of the World Cup-winning England team and the first woman to commentate on men’s cricket, Ebony Rainford-Brent ‘s life has been marked by incredible success – yet she has experienced imposter syndrome from an early age. Here she shares her story, from her beginnings in cricket…

Lisa Keightley departed last month after two-and-a-half-years in the job

LV= are providing a five month paid internship for young aspiring journalist Shubi Arun to gain experience at the heart of English cricket during an Ashes summer

Catch a bit of England and India’s star-studded ODI at the Kia Oval today, and you will likely come across ACE: on the broadcast, billboards, and the boundary cushions.

Athletes are speaking out in a way that elected officials are not. Sport once caused the worst problems, but now seems our brightest hope, says author Mihir Bose

The former England batter was speaking after receiving an MBE at Windsor Castle

Darren Gough says Yorkshire ‘can’t forget’ the Azeem Rafiq racism scandal but want ‘to make sure it doesn’t happen again’

The programme was launched in 2020 originally in south London but will now be located in six different areas.