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Possibility of Australian cricketers’ strike reduces

The prospects of Australia's cricketers going on strike in England have eased after negotiations between the players and Cricket Australia over their ongoing pay dispute seemed to be going on right direction.

Players’ demands not unreasonable: Michael Clarke

Australia's Test and ODI captain Michael Clarke does not find the players' demands in an ongoing pay dispute with the Cricket Board to be unreasonable but is hopeful that the deadlock would be resolved soon.

Australian players’ union doesn’t rule out strike over stalled contract negotiation

Cricket Australia and the players' union were still "further apart" than desired in negotiations over performance-related pay, with the threat of strikes looming, CA chief James Sutherland said Friday.

CA refuses to accept Australian cricketers’ proposal

Australian cricketers’ stand-off with their Board has taken a bitter twist with Cricket Australia refusing to accept their proposal for a new five-year deal and its chief executive James Sutherland saying that he is "surprised and a little bit disappointed" by the demands.

Australia cricketers refuse to rule out England tour boycott

Australian cricketers have refused to rule out boycotting their ODI tour of England next month if the stalemate in the new pay negotiations is not resolved by June 30 deadline.

Sports Management firms and organisations important for cricketers to stay protected from various risks

The cricketers around the globe today are different in many ways as compared to their predecessors. Not only they play round the year for various domestic cricket leagues along with their international fixtures, but also are very active in the activities which are off the field.

ACA welcomes CA’s review to form new injury management procedures

By CricketCountry Staff

The Australian Cricketers Association (ACA) has welcomed Cricket Australia’s review to form new injury management procedures, stating that it is important for the country’s cricket governing body to get the national team back on the top of all three formats of the game.

Mazhar Majeed has put every player under suspicion: Paul Marsh

Alleged bookie Mazhar Majeed's claim that the Australians were the biggest offenders of corruption in cricket is far from true but it has put every player under suspicion, feels ACA chief executive Paul Marsh.

Kasprowicz named Cricket Australia board member

Former Test bowler Michael Kasprowicz was Tuesday named as a member of the Cricket Australia board, replacing Matthew Hayden who is coming out of retirement to play in the Twenty20 Big Bash.

Australian players may pull out from CLT20 due to non-payment of dues

Furious with the delay in payments to Australian players, the Cricketers' Association Down Under has warned Champions League Twenty20 organisers of an Aussie boycott of the event in future.