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Cricket Australia, Six States Agree ‘in Principle’ To Big Bash League Privatisation
Cricket New South Wales: Cricket Australia (CA) and its six state associations have agreed ‘in principle’ to a self-determination model of private investment in the Big Bash League (BBL). The move comes after Cricket Victoria announced its plans to sell one of its licences ahead of the 2026/27 BBL season.
“The agreement to this concept came with four key requirements: - The structure of governance for the new Big Bash Leagues to be agreed. Change to the current CA governance structure to take into account the new operating model.
“Agreement to be reached on the mechanics of a self-determination model with the Australian Cricketer’s Association. Agreement between CA and each of the States on future funding and distribution agreements.
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Cricket Australia CEO Todd Greenberg: Cricket Australia CEO Todd Greenberg has admitted that the board failed to clearly communicate its vision for privatising the Big Bash League (BBL), as disagreements among state associations over the competition's future structure persist.
Former Australia Captain And Coach Bob Simpson Passes Away At 89
Australian Prime Minister Anthony Albanese: Bob Simpson, the former Australian captain and coach, passed away in Sydney on Saturday at the age of 89.
Private Ownership And Expansion Of BBL Among Recommendations Sent To Cricket Australia
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Bob Cowper, The First Batter To Hit Test Triple Century In Australia, Passes Away
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Ex-Aussie Test Opener Keith Stackpole Passes Away Aged 84
Former Australian Test: Former Australian Test opener Keith Stackpole, who played 43 Tests and scored seven centuries during an eight-year career from 1966-74, has died aged 84.
Test Great, ICC Match Refree David Boon To Join Cricket Australia Board
ICC Match Referee: Former Test batter David Boon has been appointed to the Cricket Australia (CA) Board. He fills the vacancy left by Paul Green, who stepped down after six years as Cricket Tasmania’s representative.
Two-tier Test System Should Be On A Relegation And Promotion Basis, Says Shan Masood
The Sydney Morning Herald: Pakistan Test captain Shan Masood has backed the proposed two-tier system in red-ball cricket but asserted that "it should be on a relegation and promotion basis" to make it more exciting.
I Don’t See A Two-tier System Happening: Clive Lloyd
The Sydney Morning Herald: Legendary West Indies captain Sir Clive Lloyd said he is greatly disturbed by the proposed two-tier Test cricket system, deeming it as an idea which is not very good at all.
The 'best Should Play The Best' For Test Cricket To Survive, Says Shastri On Two-tier System
The Sydney Morning Herald: Former India head coach Ravi Shastri believes the Border-Gavaskar Trophy series, in which Australia prevailed 3-1 over India, is the perfect testament to why the longest and ‘best format of the game is still alive and thriving.’
Australia, England, India In Talks With ICC For Two-tier Test Cricket System: Report
The Sydney Morning Herald: Australia, who recently won the Border-Gavaskar Trophy on home soil by 3-1, along with India, England and the International Cricket Council (ICC) are reportedly in talks to have a two-tier Test cricket system, with an eye on having the big three nations playing each other more often.
'We've Drawn A Line': CA Defends Stance On Afghanistan After 'hypocrisy' Accusation
Cricket Without Borders XI: Cricket Australia chair Mike Baird has defended the decision to avoid bilateral matches with Afghanistan, responding to accusations of hypocrisy made by outgoing ICC chair Greg Barclay.
Ex-NRL Boss Todd Greenberg Set To Replace Nick Hockley As Cricket Australia CEO: Report
Former National Rugby League: Former National Rugby League (NRL) boss Todd Greenberg is reportedly set to be named as the new Cricket Australia chief executive.
CWI's Johnny Grave Doubts $15 Mn Test Fund Plan Would 'make Any Difference'
Cricket West Indies: Johnny Grave, the outgoing CEO of Cricket West Indies (CWI), has expressed doubts on the proposed 15 million USD Test fund making any difference to growing the longer format of the game.
Specific Windows For IPL As Well As Tests Will Make Players' Decision Making Easier: Cummins
MCC World Cricket Connects: Pat Cummins, Australia’s captain in men’s ODIs and Tests, has called for fixing the relentless cricketing schedule, adding that having specific windows to play the IPL as well as feature in the longest format will make the players’ decision making easier.
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