Cricket Australia warns BBL private investors: Test summer anchored until 2032 as centrally contracted stars put red-ball first

Cricket Australia warned prospective BBL private investors that Test cricket retains total primacy, with Boxing Day and New Year's Tests anchored through 2032.
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Australian cricket team to make Indigenous move that hasn't been seen for almost 150 years

Brendan Doggett is set to bowl for Australia in the first Ashes clash in Perth – which will see him make history as the national team fields two Indigenous players in a Test for the first time in ...

Cricket Australia claims ‘generational’ deal on selling Big Bash teams

Big Bash teams have the green light to be sold to private investors, but Cricket NSW and the players union say Cricket ...
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Will Australia’s T20 Big Bash League go private?

Melbourne Renegades take on the Brisbane Heat at GMHBA Stadium, Geelong, on Monday Daniel Pockett/Getty Images The Athletic has launched a Cricket WhatsApp Channel. Click here to join. It was the ...
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Lisa Keightley appointed Cricket Australia's national development lead

Cricket Australia has appointed Lisa Keightley as its national development lead, with the announcement made on September 4, ...
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Australia’s ideal team for South Africa tour still no clearer than before Bangladesh visit

The quick-fire series in the Northern Territory did little to answer batting line-up questions and the top of the order remains an almighty jumble Cricket Australia didn’t host a Bangladesh Test ...
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What is cricket’s World Test Championship and how did Australia qualify for the final?

Cricket’s third World Test Championship final will begin on Wednesday night in London. Reigning champions Australia will compete with South Africa to be crowned the world’s best men’s Test ...

Big Bash League team names, colours and branding: Will they change after BBL privatisation and franchise sale?

Will BBL team names, colours and branding change after privatisation? Here's what Cricket Australia has said and what Cricket News thinks should happen.