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England and Wales Cricket Board

sports organization
Also known as: ECB
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    A reorganization of English cricket took place in 1969, resulting in the end of the MCC’s long reign as the controlling body of the game, though the organization still retains responsibility for the laws. With the establishment of the Sports Council (a government agency…

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