ECB completes sale of 6 Hundred franchises to private ownership, Sunrisers only one with 100 per cent takeover

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The England and Wales Cricket Board (ECB) on Wednesday, July 30, confirmed the sale of six The Hundred franchises, with the remaining two to be done in the coming weeks. The ECB confirmed that the privatisation deals will result in a windfall of more than £500m being pumped into English cricket as owners from various fields come together to be part of the revolution, which is the 100-ball format, in England. 

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