Paul Marsh

Sri Lanka cricketers won’t be paid for ongoing CB Series

Sri Lankan cricketers, who have punched much above their weight by reaching the finals of the ongoing ODI tri-series by ousting India, will not get a single penny for these matches even after the release of their outstanding payments dating back to last year's World Cup.

Cricket Australia to catch drug cheats with players’ hair samples

Australian players have agreed to provide hair samples to let the Cricket Board find if any of them uses banned drugs. Australian Cricketers' Association and Cricket Australia have reached an agreement on this.

You get paid more if you perform better: Cricket Australia chief

Cricket Australia (CA) is all set to implement the Argus review's central and most contentious recommendations, which says that a player's pay must be weighted towards team and individual performance.

Is rotation policy the only option to keep pacers injury free?

Fast bowlers must embrace Cricket Australia's new rotation policy if they desire to last long in Test cricket, a leading coach has suggested even as some feel that the idea is still a grey area in Australian cricket.

CA likely to reward Cowan, Cummins, Pattinson with central contracts

Opening batsmen Ed Cowan is likely to get a $100,000-plus pay rise and is all set to qualify for his maiden Cricket Australia (CA) deal.

Versatile David Warner set for $3 million raise

By CricketCountry Staff

Twenty20 specialist David Warner is set for a $3 million raise for his outstanding ability to play all three forms when Cricket Australia hands out the contract next year.

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.

Australian Players’ Union face-off with CA over Argus review

Cricket Australia might be headed for a showdown with the country's Players' Union which has opposed the Don Argus Review's recommendation to have a performance-based model for deciding players' salaries.

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.