The Latest Breaking News from Todd Greenberg

Football code has rights to the premier venue from 15 March each year leaving South Australia to host domestic decider at Karen Rolton Oval

Cricket Australia has appointed seasoned sports administrator Todd Greenberg as its new chief executive, succeeding Nick Hockley following a challenging five-year tenure.

BBL finals could be played in Canberra and the Gold Coast due to venue clashes, while the players' union are open to regular-season matches on Christmas Day.

David Warner wants to play in next year's Twenty20 World Cup but is likely to choose franchise cricket over white-ball games for Australia.

A banner repeating Usman Khawaja's banned shoe inscriptions "all lives are equal" and "freedom is a human right" has been taken down at the first Test in Perth.

The majority of women’s cricketers on minimum contracts will earn more than $100,000 a year under the new agreement

MELBOURNE: Ahead of Australia's Test and ODI tour of India, former spinner Steve O'Keefe has raised the pitch for separate coaches for different formats, saying that it would help reduce the pressure on one individual.

Cricket Australia boss Nick Hockley has rejected claims his organisation should not have handed over control of the David Warner review.

SYDNEY: The International League (ILT20) in UAE has reportedly offered 15 top Australian players a whopping AUD 700,000 deals to ditch the Big Bash League (BBL), dates of which are overlapping, causing considerable tension in Cricket Australia (CA)'s ranks.