Cricket Australia to green light BBL privatisation despite opposition from NSW and Qld
- The Big Bash League will be partially privatised, in what looms as one of the most significant shake-ups of Australian cricket in decades.
- Cricket Australia will defy heavyweight states New South Wales and Queensland to forge ahead with plans to allow states to explore sell-offs of 49 per cent stakes in their BBL franchises.
- The decision to proceed was effectively made at a Cricket Australia board meeting last week, and will be officially green lit on Monday night.
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- The Big Bash League will be partially privatised, in what looms as one of the most significant shake-ups of Australian cricket in decades.
- Cricket Australia will defy heavyweight states New South Wales and Queensland to forge ahead with plans to allow states to explore sell-offs of 49 per cent stakes in their BBL franchises.
- The decision to proceed was effectively made at a Cricket Australia board meeting last week, and will be officially green lit on Monday night.
Sources: ABC Australia