Cricket Australia CEO flags financial dilemma over future of bilateral ODIs

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Cricket Australia CEO Todd Greenberg has raised concerns about the declining relevance of bilateral One Day Internationals in the current cricket calendar. Greenberg acknowledged that ODIs need greater context and meaning to remain compelling for fans and broadcasters. However, he warned that removing bilateral ODIs from the schedule could carry significant financial consequences for cricket boards. The comments highlight a broader tension in international cricket between the need for competitive integrity and the revenue generated by bilateral series.

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