Todd greenberg
‘CA Should Have Done A Better Job,’ Admits Chief Greednberg Amid Growing BBL Privatisation Divide
The discussion about private investment in the BBL has grown more heated following New South Wales and Queensland's opposition to CA’s initial proposal to sell franchise stakes to outside investors. South Australia has also shown caution, whereas Victoria, Tasmania, and Western Australia remain open to further market exploration.
Amid the growing divide, CA chair Mike Baird and Cricket NSW chair John Knox held informal discussions on Monday to ease tensions and find common ground on the issue.
Related Cricket News on Todd greenberg
-
Cricket Australia Stands Firm On Pink-ball Test Plan For 2029-30 Home Ashes
CEO Todd Greenberg: Cricket Australia (CA) CEO Todd Greenberg has reaffirmed its intention to include a day-night Test in the 2029–30 men’s Ashes series, pushing back against recent reports suggesting ...
-
Australia To Host Bangladesh For Test Series After 23 Years In August
Australia will host Bangladesh for a Test series for the first time since 2003, from August 13- 22, Cricket Australia said on Wednesday. ...
-
Ashes: CA Boss ‘shares Frustration’ With Fans After Abrupt End To Day 1 Of SCG Test
Cricket Australia CEO Todd Greenberg: Cricket Australia CEO Todd Greenberg acknowledged the disappointment of fans after play on Day 1 of the fifth and final Ashes Test was cut short ...
-
Ex-Aussie Batter Damien Martyn In Induced Coma After Meningitis Diagnosis
The Sydney Morning Herald: Former Aussie batter Damien Martyn is in an induced coma after being diagnosed with meningitis. The 54-year-old former batter, who played 67 Test matches between 1992 ...
-
'Short Tests Are Bad For Business': CA CEO Greenberg After 20-wicket Opening Day At MCG
CA CEO Greenberg: Cricket Australia chief executive officer Todd Greenberg voiced his concerns over extending the duration of a Test match from five days to two, which can lead to ...
-
Cricket Australia CEO Says Hosting Of Day-night Boxing Day Test At MCG Is 'not Off The Cards'
Cricket Australia CEO: Cricket Australia chief executive Todd Greenberg has not ruled out the possibility of a day-night Boxing Day Test at the Melbourne Cricket Ground. ...
-
We'd To Give Back Not Hundreds Of Thousands, But Millions: CA Boss Reflects On Revenue Loss From Perth…
Cricket Australia CEO Todd Greenberg: Cricket Australia CEO Todd Greenberg has admitted that the revenue loss from the early finish of the first Ashes Test in Perth did hurt the ...
-
Ashes: CA CEO Denies Link Between Khawaja’s Golf Session And Back Spasms
CA CEO: Cricket Australia (CA) chief executive Todd Greenberg has dismissed any co-relation between Usman Khawaja’s decision to play golf ahead of the ongoing first Ashes Test and the back ...
-
Pakistan Stars Cleared For BBL As CA Eyes Future Of League And Player Retention
Big Bash League: Pakistan’s leading cricketers have been cleared to participate in the upcoming Big Bash League (BBL) following initial uncertainties regarding the Pakistan Cricket Board’s (PCB) stance on providing ...
-
Public Ticket Allocation For Aus-Ind T20I At MCG Fully Exhausted: CA
CA CEO Todd Greenberg: Cricket Australia (CA) on Monday announced that public ticket allocations for the men’s T20I game between Australia and India at the Melbourne Cricket Ground (MCG) have ...
-
Ashwin Set To Join Sydney Thunder In BBL: Report
Big Bash League: Indian off-spin veteran Ravichandran Ashwin is reportedly set to join Sydney Thunder for the upcoming Big Bash League, becoming the first highest-profile Indian player to feature in ...
-
Graeme Smith Bullish On SA20’s Place In Global Cricket Ahead Of Fourth Season
World Test Championship: SA20 commissioner Graeme Smith insists the league has already carved out its place as the premier competition outside the IPL, despite rival tournaments like the BBL pushing ...
-
Test Cricket Needs Quality Not Quantity To Stay Alive: Australia Chief Todd Greenberg
Australia cricket chief Todd Greenberg on Wednesday said a slimmer Test calendar could benefit smaller nations because the five-day game was better "where it means something". Marking 100 days until ...
-
'Countries May Go Bankrupt If Forced To Play Test Cricket', Says CA CEO Greenberg
CA CEO Greenberg: Cricket Australia (CA) chief executive Todd Greenberg has cautioned that some countries may go bankrupt if they persist in playing Test cricket, adding that he sees a ...
Cricket Special Today
-
- 06 Feb 2021 04:31