Does David Collier ECB chief executive prefer homegrown talent

Question

Does David Collier ECB chief executive prefer homegrown talent. The ECB chief executive, David Collier, says that the proliferation of non-England-educated cricketers in the national set-up is a consequence of the 1990s policy of non-competitive sports in schools, but believes that homegrown talent can be nurtured through the use of performance-related pay and other incentives as set out in the ECB's new strategic plan, "Grounds to Play".

Do you agree with David Collier?

Answer 1

Any grass-roots initiatives to encourage children to play cricket at a young age can't hurt the ECB's cause in getting more England-born players in their side. Whether it helps only time will tell.