
Gibson will continue on as England’s bowling coach during the three-Test series against the West Indies
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England bowling coach Ottis Gibson could succeed Russell Domingo as South Africa’s head coach in the next few days.
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England bowling coach Ottis Gibson is the frontrunner to take over the South Africa head coach job, but the England and Wales Cricket Board (ECB) will reportedly ask Cricket South Africa (CSA) for compensation before they consider allowing him to leave.

“My gut feeling is probably hit and miss for security reasons (and) MoU reasons”
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Former Australia opener Ed Cowan has said that the ongoing pay dispute between the players and Cricket Australia could have huge ramifications if a deal is not struck by the June 30 deadline.

The ACA don’t seem impressed by Cricket Australia’s latest offer
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Cricket Australia have offered a few concessions and sent contract offers to players in an attempt to end the pay impasse.

India and Pakistan have only faced each other in ICC events or Asia Cup tournaments since 2012
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The Pakistan Cricket Board (PCB) have sent a notice of dispute to the Board of Control for Cricket in India (BCCI) for failing to abide by the promises made in the Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) they signed in 2014.

“He told me that he has not given signing a Kolpak contract much thought”
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On Monday, there was speculation that South Africa pace bowler Marchant de Lange could be next in line to sign a Kolpak deal, but Johan van Heerden, the CEO of Knights, which is the domestic franchise De Lange plays for, has indicated that may no longer be the case.

De Lange is reportedly in talks with Glamorgan
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First it was Kyle Abbott, Rilee Rossouw and David Wiese, and now it seems that Marchant de Lange could be the next South African player to sign a Kolpak deal.
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According to numerous newspapers in the Caribbean, the pay dispute between the national team and the West Indies Cricket Board (WICB) has been resolved following a meeting over the weekend.
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“The Board has made some significant decisions today which provide us with long-term certainty in relation to the future governance, competition and financial models of the ICC”
The International Cricket Council (ICC) has passed the governance and financial changes proposed by the Board of Control for Cricket in India (BCCI), England and Wales Cricket Board (ECB) and Cricket Australia during a board meeting in Singapore.