Durham Cricket is pleased to announce the appointments of Steven Chapman and Will Gidman to the backroom staff.

Head Coach David Ripley believes that the lessons learned during a tough 2018 will bring a more positive 2019 for the Northamptonshire squad.

Essex Cricket are delighted to announce that Essex-based facilities management company, Cloudfm has extended their partnerships with the Club until the end of the 2023 season, following a successful two-year period.

Leicestershire CCC is delighted to announce Your IT as its Official IT Partner until 2024.

Ricardo Vasconcelos is looking to make his second year at the County Ground even more memorable than his first.

Gloucestershire Cricket is delivering a series of special events to celebrate the ICC Cricket World Cup Trophy coming to Bristol this weekend.

From a financial viewpoint, 2018 was a huge year with three key milestones achieved. Firstly, the Club paid back £1.8 million to its lenders over the course of the year.

Local insurance provider 1st Central has today announced a number of new and extended sponsorship agreements with Sussex Cricket as part of its commitment to supporting the game in the county at all levels.

England Men’s Assistant Coach Paul Farbrace has accepted a role to become Warwickshire County Cricket Club’s Sport Director.

Northamptonshire and Suffolk's Framlingham College have today announced an exciting new educational partnership which will give outstanding opportunities to some of the region's most talented young cricketers.

Pakistan left-arm seamer, Mir Hamza will join Sussex Cricket for nine first-class matches in 2019.

Warwickshire County Cricket Club has promoted Tony Frost to a new dedicated role as Batting Coach, whilst Ian Westwood steps up from Development Coach to Second XI Coach.

Northamptonshire County Cricket Club has announced that Rob Newton has extended his stay at the club until at least the end of the 2020 season.

Sussex’s batsmen will have an extra incentive to clear the boundary rope at The 1st Central County Ground this season.

Middlesex Cricket is today delighted to announce that four of the club’s core players have put pen to paper on new agreements, with Stephen Eskinazi, Nick Gubbins, Tom Helm and Max Holden all signing new long-term deals.

ECB has appointed Gordon Hollins to the newly created role of Managing Director, County Cricket to provide a vital focus on the core of domestic cricket.

Stuart talks about why he decided to join Middlesex, his experience as a player and coach and his plans for the future, as well as the different areas he is going to be focusing on.

Middlesex Cricket is today delighted to announce that three further players have put pen to paper on long-term contract extensions of their own.

Pakistan all-rounder Faheem Ashraf will join Northamptonshire Steelbacks for the whole of this summer's Vitality Blast campaign.

Ripon-based seamer Ben Coad has today signed a two-year contract extension, keeping him at Emerald Headingley until the end of 2021.