ECB says it has resources to survive even if summer of cricket cancelled

The ECB conceded its positive financial position was “bittersweet” because of the financial blow caused by Covid-19

The England and Wales Cricket Board has insisted it has sufficient resources to survive the financial impact of the Covid-19 pandemic – even in a worst‑case scenario where it could lose £252m if no cricket is played this summer.

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