Cricket Australia's CEO suggests hosting an England-Australia Test match in India to boost interest in the format, diverging from their traditional Ashes home-and-away structure.
The idea is to boost Test cricket
Jul 23, 2026
08:28 pm
What's the storyCricket Australia CEO Todd Greenberg has suggested that a Test match between England and Australia could be held in India.
The idea is to generate more interest in the traditional format of the game.
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