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Keightley to stand down as England women's cricket coach

London (AFP) - Lisa Keightley is to leave her role as coach of the England women's team at the end of the home season, the England and Wales Cricket Board announced on Tuesday.

AFP

London Spirit pay emotional tribute to former coach Shane Warne during The Hundred

The Hundred witnessed London Spirit honour their former coach and cricket legend Shane Warne with an applause ahead of their match against Manchester Originals at Lord's

Daily Mirror

South Asian Cricket Academy wastes little time showing why it was needed

Programme aimed at helping British Asians to progress in the county game bears early fruit with batsman Kashif Ali

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ECB finally replace Ian Watmore after 11 month search as new chair appointed

Surrey chief Richard Thompson has been appointed chair of the England and Wales Cricket Board, ending an 11-month search following Ian Watmore's resignation from the post

Daily Mirror

Richard Thompson named as new ECB chair and pledges to restore trust in cricket

The 55-year-old will leave his role at Surrey

The Independent UK

Axed Yorkshire coach Andrew Gale 'charged by ECB over historic anti-Semitic tweet'

Andrew Gale was sacked by Yorkshire in December and is one of seven individuals charged by the ECB over allegations of racism at the club after allegations made by Azeem Rafiq

Daily Mirror

Interim ECB chief responds to Ben Stokes' alarming schedule warning after ODI retirement

Ben Stokes has voiced his concerns about the gruelling cricket schedule, which had a part to play in his ODI retirement, and the ECB's interim chief has provided a response

Daily Mirror

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Inflation: why it's happening and why interest rates are going up to combat it

Soaring prices have forced central banks in many developed countries to raise their interest rates in recent weeks. These organisations are in charge of attempts to rein in rising costs that are threatening to wreak havoc on household budgets in coming months.

The Conversation

Bank of England raises interest rates, predicts long recession

Every central banker dreams of their ‘whatever it takes‘ moment, a reference to then ECB President Mario Draghi’s 2012 commitment to preserve the euro.

Evening Standard

Ollie Robinson handed England recall for South Africa Tests after fitness struggles

England have recalled seamer Ollie Robinson after the 28-year-old made a successful return to action for Sussex, picking up nine wickets against Nottinghamshire in the County Championship

Daily Mirror

England confirm finer details of first tour of Pakistan in 17 years

England have not toured Pakistan since 2005 due to security concerns.

The Independent UK

Qasim Sheikh on Scotland’s cricket racism scandal: ‘To know others won’t go through this is everything’

Former international batter tells Simon Burnton that the day of the report into failings that led the whole board in Scotland to resign was ‘the toughest of my life’

The Guardian - UK

Eurozone inflation hits record high of 8.9% as energy prices soar

Cost of living crisis comes as 19-member currency bloc beats growth forecasts in second quarter

The Guardian - UK

Eurozone inflation hits record 8.9% despite better-than-expected growth

Inflation in the European countries using the euro currency shot up to another record in July, pushed by higher energy prices fueled by Russia's war in Ukraine, but the economy still managed better-than-expected, if meager, growth in the second quarter.

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Business profit-taking is emerging as one of the hidden drivers of booming inflation

Demand isn’t the big problem for inflation — it’s external factors, including business using the cover of inflation to increase profits.

Daily Mirror

Azeem Rafiq claims ECB is "not fit for purpose" over handling of cricket racism scandal

Former Yorkshire spinner Azeem Rafiq has criticised the ECB over their handling of cricket's racism scandal, but the board say they are working hard to "deliver tangible progress"

AFP

Scotland cricket board resigns over racism report

London (AFP) - The board of the Scottish cricket federation resigned en masse on Sunday following accusations of institutional racism in a damning independent review which is due to be published on Monday.

The Guardian - UK

Cricket must act to combat heat – and sooner than had been expected

Record temperatures left players and spectators struggling to cope in England last week, and the game needs global solutions

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Daily Mirror

Cricket chiefs dish out new contingency plans for extreme heat after Durham scorcher

Durham received plaudits for the way their staff helped fans keep cool with water distribution during the first ODI between England and South Africa

The Guardian - UK

The Guardian view on European democracy: central bankers are villains and heroes

Editorial: The European Central Bank is effectively deciding how much a eurozone government can spend. That can’t last for long

Dublin Live

Thousands of Irish homeowners hit with hefty bill as mortgage rate set to increase

Approximately 300,000 Irish mortgage holders who are on tracker rates will be impacted

Radio France Internationale

ECB hikes interest rates for the first time in more than a decade as outlook darkens

The European Central Bank brought an end to the era of negative interest rates in the eurozone, with a bigger than expected half-point hike, intended to combat soaring inflation. ECB President Christine Lagarde has warned of a darkening economic outlook.

AFP

Stocks mixed as traders eye weak data, euro drops

Hong Kong (AFP) - Equity markets in Asia and Europe were mixed Friday as traders struggled to track another Wall Street rally, with below-par US data easing expectations for a sharper pace of interest rate hikes but adding to recession worries.

AFP

Asian markets mostly rise after Wall St rally, euro dips

Hong Kong (AFP) - Asian markets rose Friday following a third straight rally on Wall Street, as below-par US data eased expectations for a sharper pace of interest rate hikes.

ABC News

ASX ends flat as big four banks lift interest rate forecasts, ECB moves rates higher

The ASX ends its trading week with a flat session, as investors digested the European Central Bank's first rate rise in more than a decade amid growing political uncertainty in Italy.

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