The stoush developing over the control of the international game has reached the New Zealand Cricket boardroom.
The NZC board was briefed today on India, Australia and England's planned takeover of future tour schedules, and NZC board member Martin Snedden says they have key concerns they want addressed when the full world executive meets in Dubai next week.
"The key things we are looking for are a stable playing programme in international cricket, both in terms of bilateral arrangements between two countries, and also in terms of ICC events through to 2023, and we need a revenue sharing model that enables our revenues to be growing during that same period of time," Snedden told ONE Sport today.
The NZC board was briefed today on India, Australia and England's planned takeover of future tour schedules, and NZC board member Martin Snedden says they have key concerns they want addressed when the full world executive meets in Dubai next week.
"The key things we are looking for are a stable playing programme in international cricket, both in terms of bilateral arrangements between two countries, and also in terms of ICC events through to 2023, and we need a revenue sharing model that enables our revenues to be growing during that same period of time," Snedden told ONE Sport today.