Australian cricketers dispute over financial issues with Cricket Australia (CA) CA and the Australian Cricketers Association (ACA) have agreed to agree on the new contract on Thursday. Allan Border's opinion that the winners of the dispute with the
remuneration led to the conclusion that the players won in this war.Australian
national team and state cricket players will get 30 percent share of
revenues earned by CA in the new contract in the next five years. In the next five years, the estimated revenue of the board has been 167 billion dollars. Apart from this, the fee for female players has been increased from $ 7.5 million to $ 5.52 million in one jump. 30 million dollars in grassroots cricket will be added Former Australian captain Border claimed that the players won the war. The captain of the '87 World Cup winner, questioned the progress of grassroots cricket.Border said to Fox Sports, "The players got a big win. They came in the 15th round and knockout (there were 15 rounds in professional boxing till the eighties). In the present situation they are surely very happy, especially girls. Although I did not understand the grassroots level of cricket, what is it going to be changing? As far as I know, there has not been any change. 'According
to the 20-year rule, the Board of State received a share of the total
revenue from the national team of the State team players. But by the end of June, the CA did not rule out the rules in the proposed new contract to the players. They argued that this rule is not timed. CA wanted to divide only the surplus revenue, not even everyone. Players refrained from signing the new contract with the position against the proposal from the beginning. Finally, the winner of the war with the two sides has ended, the
opening of the series has opened the Australia team's tour of India and
India's Ashes in November-December.According to the new agreement, cricketers will receive the highest fee for women's sports in Australia. Stars like Meg Lanning and Elise Perry in the national team will earn $ 3 million per season. State women's cricketers will earn a minimum of $ 50,000. Australia's domestic women's cricketers used to earn $ 2000 per year in the 2011-12 season. Source: FoxSports, Guardian
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