Todd Greenberg emphasizes the need for greater significance in bilateral ODIs while expressing concerns over potential revenue losses if removed from cricket's FTP.
Greenberg expressed concern over the financial impact on cricket boards worldwide (Image Source: X/@cricketcomau)
Aug 15, 2026
10:28 am
What's the storyCricket Australia CEO Todd Greenberg has expressed concern about the ODI format, while also calling for more meaning and significance in bilateral ODIs.
He was speaking in Darwin during Australia's first Test against Bangladesh.
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