The Australian Cricketers' Association has rejected Cricket Australia's current BBL privatisation model, citing misalignment with the proposed MOU and payment structure.
ACA ha rifiutato il modello BBL di Cricket Australia per assenza di revenue share improvement e salary growth guarantees. Privatizzazione bloccata senza player agreement: illustra come allineamento stakeholder sia prerequisito critico in qualsiasi M&A.
ACA is not aligned with the current direction of the process
Jun 14, 2026
06:37 pm
What's the storyThe Australian Cricketers' Association (ACA) has rejected Cricket Australia's (CA) current Big Bash League (BBL) privatization model.
Paul Marsh, the ACA chief executive, informed that the association is "not aligned with the current direction of the process" or the proposed Memorandum of Understanding (MOU).
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