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'Have To Ensure Money Is Allocated In Right Areas So That Red-ball Cricket Survives...', Says Greenberg
CEO Todd Greenberg: Australian Cricketers’ Association (ACA) CEO Todd Greenberg said the International Cricket Council (ICC) members need to ensure the money allotted for funds is sent in the right areas, so that the present and future of Test cricket remains secured.
His comments come after the first Test between Australia and the West Indies at the Adelaide Oval got over inside three days, with the hosts’ winning by ten wickets. With a growing divide between Australia, India and England and between other nations, concerns have been raised over Test cricket’s future.
“I don’t think there’s a revenue problem in global cricket, I think where the problem exists is the distribution of that revenue and then the prioritization of where that revenue is distributed and spent.”
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