Australia Boss Says Tests Could Send Nations 'Bankrupt'

Test cricket could send some nations 'bankrupt', says CA boss Greenberg

Admitting he has been "unpopular" since becoming Cricket Australia boss, Todd Greenberg believes some nations will go "bankrupt" if they continue to play Tests.

Cricket Australia raises alarm on Test cricket's sustainability amid financial strains

Cricket Australia CEO Todd Greenberg has sounded a sobering warning about the future of Test cricket, cautioning that the format risks becoming financially unsustainable for several cricketing nations. His remarks came at a time when global cricket continues to shift toward shorter, more commercially viable formats. In his first major statements since taking over from Nick Hockley in March, Greenberg emphasised the need for Test cricket to becom…

If forced to play Test cricket, nations can go 'bankrupt', warns CA boss

Greenberg, who replaced Nick Hockley as CEO in March, said the future of Test cricket may involve fewer nations and more investment in marquee series like the Ashes

Forcing Tests could ‘bankrupt’ cricket countries: Australia chief

With 100 days until the first Ashes game of England’s tour, Australia CEO says Test cricket needs quality, not quantity.

Test cricket could send nations bankrupt, Cricket Australia boss says

The Australian cricket board chief suggested that forcing other nations to play Test cricket could be a financial loss for certain nations, and reckons that scarcity in Test cricket could be more of an asset.

Cricket-Australia boss says tests could send nations 'bankrupt'

MELBOURNE (Reuters) -Cricket Australia boss Todd Greenberg says the traditional test format could push some cricket nations into financial ruin and the sport may be better off with fewer five-day matches.