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‘Fresh capital, fresh ideas’: Indian investors keen to buy into BBL clubs – Sydney Morning Herald
A decade after Cricket Australia knocked back a private ownership model for the BBL, there is again a push for foreign interests to be able to buy into the state-owned…
Cricket Australia is being urged to consider allowing private investors from India to buy into Big Bash League teams and have been told it would re-energise the competition and potentially open the door for players from that country to play in the league.
A decade after CA knocked back a private ownership model for its then embryonic city-based tournament, there is again a push for foreign interests to be able to buy into the teams, currently owned by the state associations.
Two businessmen with…
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