Cricket Australia Rejects Plan To Sell Big Bash Equity
Cricket Australia is considering alternatives to its plan to privatize the Big Bash T20 League. The organization failed to reach a consensus with Australian states regarding the proposal. Influential cricket figures in Australia voiced opposition to opening the league to private investment despite the potential for a major capital boost. The decision follows a plan to restructure ownership within the league. The announcement was made by Jack Hahn.
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Sources · 7 independent
RNZ National
“Cricket Australia says it's considering alternatives to its privatisation plan for the Big Bash T20 League after failing to achieve consensus with the states.”
2GB Sydney
“Cricket Australia's plan to sell equity stakes in the Big Bash franchises has been rejected”
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