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Warnie and Liz put the box office into the BBL. Now their club is gone

Melbourne’s Stars and Renegades are finished as we know them, Australian cricket is divided, and it’s all about money. The franchise revolution is upon us.

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afr.com2 mesi fa

Players ‘anxious’, rivals shocked as Victoria attempts BBL shake-up

Cricket Victoria’s plans to merge the Melbourne Stars and Melbourne Renegades brands have sent shockwaves through Australian cricket.

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theage.com.au2 mesi fa

‘Financial necessity’: Why Victoria is killing off the Melbourne Stars and Renegades

⚠️ **Nota**: articolo completamente off-topic per Warptech Tech News (sport australiano, non tech/AI/business). Verificare se è voluto. --- Cricket Victoria merges Melbourne Stars and Renegades into a single BBL team and prepares to sell one license, driven by Cricket Australia's A$400 million funding shortfall. Portfolio consolidation under balance-sheet pressure mirrors cost-rationalization decisions tech leaders face when operational fixes cannot close acute funding gaps.

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Warnie and Liz put the box office into the BBL. Now their club is gone

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Players ‘anxious’, rivals shocked as Victoria attempts BBL shake-up

‘Financial necessity’: Why Victoria is killing off the Melbourne Stars and Renegades

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‘Financial necessity’: Why Victoria is killing off the Melbourne Stars and Renegades

‘What a cluster’: Furious states call crisis meeting as BBL merger leaves players confused

‘What a cluster’: Furious states call crisis meeting as BBL merger leaves players confused

Plan to merge BBL's Melbourne teams sparks 'anxiety' for players

Players ‘anxious’, rivals shocked as Victoria attempts BBL shake-up

Plan to merge BBL's Melbourne teams sparks 'anxiety' for players

Warnie and Liz put the box office into the BBL. Now their club is gone

Players consider BBL contract release requests following Melbourne merger