The Cricket Regulator is responsible for ensuring that the regulations governing cricket are complied with and that any misconduct, which has no place within cricket, is dealt with effectively.
The Regulations are available here and on the ECB website and cover the following areas:
- Agents
- Anti-Discrimination
- Bowling Review
- Clothing and Equipment
- Concussion Replacements
- Cricket Events
- First Class County Academy Registration
- First Class County Registration
- Head Protectors
- Pitches
- Player Development Compensation
- Professional Conduct
- Regional Partner Academies
- Regional Partner Registration
- The Hundred Men’s Selection
- The Hundred Women’s Selection
- Trans Playing Policy
The Cricket Regulator is responsible for enforcing the regulations. These primarily apply to the professional game, however some apply to non-First Class and recreational cricket.
The Cricket Regulator works both proactively and reactively to prevent misconduct in the game, including providing education sessions for players and other participants. The Cricket Regulator investigates allegations it receives concerning misconduct both on- and off-field, and, where appropriate, charges participants it believes have breached the regulations, referring those cases to the Cricket Discipline Commission (the body that hears disciplinary cases in the professional domestic game in England and Wales).
If you would like to make a report to the Cricket Regulator or have any concerns about misconduct in cricket where you consider any of the above Regulations may have been breached, please contact the Cricket Regulator email address: integrity@cricketregulator.co.uk