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‘To the detriment of our game’: Cricket Australia ignores NSW protests over BBL sale
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Cricket Australia will plough on with plans to sell off Big Bash League clubs in defiance of vocal protests by Cricket New South Wales, after the CA board green lit the next stage of the process to test the market with potential investors in Australia and overseas.
The board, chaired by former NSW Premier Mike Baird, met on Monday night for an update from chief executive Todd Greenberg and did not blink in the face of calls from NSW for “due consideration” of an “alternative strategy” sent to CA and the states last week.
Cricket Australia’s plan to privatise the BBL doesn’t stack up
There is no clear financial evidence for the claim that Cricket Australia must sell permanent equity in its best commercial asset to secure its future.
Mike Baird, the chairman of Cricket Australia, has consistent form at the top of the order. Privatisation form.
A decade ago, as the premier of NSW, he pushed through the partial privatisation of the state’s electricity network. Now, with Cricket Australia CEO Todd Greenberg, he is championing the privatisation of Big Bash League franchises.
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