Melbourne: Richard Gold, CEO of England and Wales Cricket (ECB), said they will not support a global league proposed by Saudi Arabia as there was not enough space in the calendar.
A Sydney Morning Herald A report on Saturday said that this event will be supported by the sports arm of the sovereign wealth fund in the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia and includes eight teams playing in four different locations.
“With the crowded international calendar, a group of league championships extending all over the world, and current concerns about the burdens of players’ work, there is no room or demand for such an idea,” Gold told the newspaper.
“It is not something that we will support.”
The European Central Bank is keen to protect the Coordination League 100 balls, as it collected a hundred, after collecting $ 1.27 billion last month after selling concession shares for private investors.
The Indian Premier League is still the standard in the cricket game in the concession, while Australia, Pakistan, West India, South Africa and the United Arab Emirates also have its own T20 championships.
The Australian Cricket players supported the proposed league, saying that it was assigned to “follow up on initiatives that benefit our members.”
It quoted the player’s federation in the report, “The early interest of ACA in exploring this concept is motivated by the desire to develop and normalize the best collective bargaining practices and a model of paying property rights between the sexes of males and females.”