The World Cricketers’ Association has announced a review into a global schedule it describes as “broken and unsustainable” and “confusing and chaotic”. It aims to propose a structure that “enables international cricket and domestic leagues to coexist in a clear, coherent calendar”.
The WCA has established a six-person committee – including Tom Harrison, the former chief executive of the England and Wales Cricket Board, who now holds the same position with Six Nations Rugby – that will work with senior executives from the WCA and independent consultants to produce recommendations after consultation with players, broadcasters, administrators and team owners.
