Women's cricket overlooked as men's Test issues dominate discourse
ESPNcricinfo • 1 min read • Latest: Jul 13, 2026, 8:52 PM
Last updated Jul 13, 2026

The England and Wales Cricket Board is facing criticism for allowing the men's Test match issues to overshadow women's cricket. Despite a significant month for the women's game, the failures surrounding the men's fixtures have drawn attention away from female athletes. The ECB's role in this dynamic has raised concerns regarding equality in coverage and support. Commentary suggests the need for better promotion and engagement with women's cricket to balance the focus in English cricket.
- •ECB criticized for overshadowing women's cricket coverage.
- •Recent men's Test match controversies take attention from women's events.
- •Calls for increased support and promotion of women's cricket.
- •Significant month for women's cricket largely unacknowledged.
- 8:52 PMESPNcricinfo — Women's cricket shortchanged again as men's Test binfire sucks up the oxygen
"ECB complicit in fanning flames as momentous month for English game is repeatedly overshadowed
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