Cricket Australia open to hosting Ashes Test in India
After deciding to take the Big Bash League opener to Chennai later this year, Cricket Australia is now considering the idea of having an Ashes Test in India at some point in future.CA chief executive Todd Greenberg, however, ruled out any immediate plan. I think Test cricket between us, England and India is still very strong, probably bucking the trend as to other parts of the world.
- ▪After deciding to take the Big Bash League opener to Chennai later this year, Cricket Australia is now considering the idea of having an Ashes Test in India at some point in future.CA chief executive Todd Greenberg, however, ruled out any i
- ▪I think Test cricket between us, England and India is still very strong, probably bucking the trend as to other parts of the world.
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After deciding to take the Big Bash League opener to Chennai later this year, Cricket Australia is now considering the idea of having an Ashes Test in India at some point in future.CA chief executive Todd Greenberg, however, ruled out any immediate plan. Australia is preparing to the host the Big Bash Opener in Chennai in December."Our relationship with the ECB (England and Wales Cricket Board) but also the BCCI is very strong, and clearly there are opportunities in India to put more content into certain areas," Greenberg told BBC's Stumped podcast."It's not something we're currently planning, but it would be certainly open to consideration. I think Test cricket between us, England and India is still very strong, probably bucking the trend as to other parts of the world.
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