Review report of Australian cricket team is to be presented in CA’s meeting in August - Cricket News Update
The report of the ongoing review of Australian cricket team’s performance will be presented in the board’s meeting, to be conducted August.
The review is being headed by Don Argus, along former Test captains, http://www.senore.com/Cricket/James-Alexander-Sutherland-c65430, the successor of Malcolm is also the part of this review process.
The review included interviews of cricketers, coaches, stakeholders and some media persons encompassing a range of topics. The main focus was to on the improvement of cricketing structure at the domestic level.
Besides, much time was also devoted to develop the Twenty20 format to developmental and commercial levels.
The CA board meeting will be held on 18 and 19 August at Melbourne, where officials will give their recommendations for the development of the game, after observing the reviews details. The board will then make some decisions which are expected to be announced in its next meeting in October.
"We now hope they will be in a position to report to the board during the August meeting. We are waiting for confirmation but hoping that it will be ready for the second day of the meeting,” A CA spokesman said.
The spokesperson while talking about reviews details said that as part of the board’s policies they will have internal communication before making it public.
"We are very aware that everyone in Australian cricket is interested to know what the review will recommend," added spokesperson.
Earlier the former Australian cricketer http://www.senore.com/Cricket/Dean-Mervyn-Jones-c53391 immensely criticised Argus and the national board for taking too long to find out the drop in the team’s status. He also condemned the coaching set-up which is being run by Tim Nielsen.
Although, Nielsen never had an experience of playing at the international level but he is contracted until the 2013 Ashes overs.
Apart from http://www.senore.com/Cricket/SM-Katich-c2543, who was not included in the CA’s list of contracted players for the next 12 months, also gave negative comments regarding the selection panel for his axing despite his brilliant Test record.
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