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The England and Wales Cricket Board (ECB) has announced a ban on transgender players in women's and girls' cricket matches, effective immediately. This decision was made following a recent Supreme Court ruling that the legal definition of women excludes transgenders. Transgender women and girls can still play in open and mixed cricket. The ECB emphasizes their commitment to inclusivity but states that the new rules are necessary due to the Supreme Court decision.
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