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Australia’s Nathan Lyon targets ‘little fairytale’ in Test return at Adelaide
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Australia’s Nathan Lyon targets ‘little fairytale’ in Test return at Adelaide

  • Lyon says he is extremely hungry to rejoin Australia for the third Ashes Test in Adelaide.
  • Lyon, 38, sits on 562 Test wickets and could overtake Glenn McGrath for second on Australia’s list.
  • Adelaide curator Damian Hough said spin will play a part, signaling possible traction for Lyon.
  • Forecasts predict temperatures around 34C to 38C, potentially affecting pitch moisture levels ahead of day one.
  • Lyon described his emotions after being dropped from the Brisbane Test as 'absolutely filthy'.
  • Lyon recalled his early Adelaide connections, including working on the ground staff at the Oval.
  • Lyon hopes to overtake Glenn McGrath and join the discussion above him on the Australian list.
  • Adelaide pitch preparation is aimed at balancing moisture for spin-friendly conditions.
  • The third Ashes Test in Adelaide is anticipated after the Brisbane victory and a recall debate.
  • Lyon remains Australia’s third-highest wicket-taker, close to the all-time list.
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Will Australia’s T20 Big Bash League go private?
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sports4h ago

Will Australia’s T20 Big Bash League go private?

  • Cricket Australia is assessing private investment for the Big Bash League to boost growth and global competitiveness.
  • A Boston Consulting Group study explored options to sell stakes or expand teams to fund the league’s future.
  • CA’s inquiry follows recent financial pressures and competition from SA20 and ILT20 as they seek sustainable funding.
  • CA is weighing a model where the league could operate with private ownership while maintaining a hybrid structure.
  • The Hundred’s private ownership model in England has influenced discussions about BBL privatisation.
  • Publication notes that private stakes could attract IPL franchises and other global investors.
  • The CA report could consider expanding teams or adding new markets such as New Zealand or Singapore.
  • Privatisation could fund grassroots cricket development across Australia.
  • Stake sales could be more modest than the IPL but still aim to fund a generation of cricket in Australia.
  • Cricket Australia researchers warned the decision would affect player salaries and scheduling around international duties.
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