ECB is asking Pakistan and West Indies to come over to England

The ‘Big Three’ move by the ICC in 2014 received much criticism as England, Australia and India were granted more executive powers by the council. The three cricket bodies were awarded a greater share of the revenue from ICC tournaments, inviting criticism from all over the world for this controversial move.

The move failed to last long as the BCCI was dealt a major blow at the ICC meeting in Dubai, when it was heavily out-voted due to the governance structure and revenue model. Few years after the incident, former England skipper, Nasser Hussain has said that it’s ironic that teams like Pakistan and West Indies, who suffered the most because of ‘Big Three’ move, are now stepping up to help the ECB.

With Jamaica reporting no new COVID-19 cases. It really puts into perspective just what the West Indian players are putting on the line if they agree to tour England.

The more we think about the tour the more we believe it shouldn't happen at all.

I'm not confident that the UK government and the ECB can protect the players well enough. It's not sitting right with me.

Red and white ball cricket the hope of the ECB but definitely not until August.

Players in England and Wales will accept 20% pay cuts for the next two months