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June 22, 2007Posted on 06/22/2007 in Twenty20
Players fight for rights at Twenty20 World Championship
Jon Pierik writes in the Herald Sun the international players’ association and the ICC have not agreed on terms for the Twenty20 World Championship in South Africa in September.
In the same paper there is a report about Cricket Australia meeting the federal government in July as CA devises a drug policy that is likely to be adopted before next season.
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