Cricket Australia CEO backs 12-team World Test Championship plan

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Cricket Australia CEO Nick Greenberg has stated that a twelve-team World Test Championship is close to becoming a reality. Greenberg highlighted concerns about the financial strain of the current bilateral cricket model on some nations. He argued that the reciprocal nature of bilateral tours is unsustainable for certain cricket boards. The proposal aims to create a more structured and viable future for the longest format of the game.

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