MELBOURNE: Cricket Australia on Tuesday agreed to play an away ODI collection towards India early next year, days after seeking to backpedal from the dedication via preventing their top women players from competing in an ongoing mini T20 league in Jaipur.
Cricket Australia in fact used their three women players, Ellyse Perry, Meg Lanning and Alyssa Healy as a bait to "blackmail the BCCI" as senior officers pointed out at top CA legit Belinda Clark's e-mail.
The two boards seem to have resolved the variations with the CA liberating its whole summer season agenda on Thursday.
"Cricket Australia will honour its commitment to tour India for three ODIs in mid-January, which had caused a reshuffle of the home international schedule and pushed back the Chappell-Hadlee series," Cricket Australia confirmed the development on their legit website whilst liberating their 2019-2020 itinerary.
It was long decided that Australia can be coming to India for 10-day excursion next January as part of the FTP settlement between the two boards however Cricket Australia were seeking to backpedal after drive from their home broadcaster, who were peeved that the home collection towards New Zealand during height Australian summer season was affected.
As a result, New Zealand will play the Chappell-Hadlee Trophy (three-Test collection) in December but the ODI collection has been driven to March as Australia can be travelling to India for the ODI collection.
"CA took the position that while January was our preference for these ODI matches, there are times we need to honour our commitments to work in the greater context of international cricket scheduling," CA's Head of Cricket Operations Peter Roach instructed the CA's legit website.
It is known that CA CEO Kevin Roberts and his Indian counterpart Rahul Johri have had discussions previous this month and the BCCI is learnt to have instructed the previous in no unsure terms that they can't return on dedication.
Cricket Australia in fact used their three women players, Ellyse Perry, Meg Lanning and Alyssa Healy as a bait to "blackmail the BCCI" as senior officers pointed out at top CA legit Belinda Clark's e-mail.
The two boards seem to have resolved the variations with the CA liberating its whole summer season agenda on Thursday.
"Cricket Australia will honour its commitment to tour India for three ODIs in mid-January, which had caused a reshuffle of the home international schedule and pushed back the Chappell-Hadlee series," Cricket Australia confirmed the development on their legit website whilst liberating their 2019-2020 itinerary.
It was long decided that Australia can be coming to India for 10-day excursion next January as part of the FTP settlement between the two boards however Cricket Australia were seeking to backpedal after drive from their home broadcaster, who were peeved that the home collection towards New Zealand during height Australian summer season was affected.
As a result, New Zealand will play the Chappell-Hadlee Trophy (three-Test collection) in December but the ODI collection has been driven to March as Australia can be travelling to India for the ODI collection.
"CA took the position that while January was our preference for these ODI matches, there are times we need to honour our commitments to work in the greater context of international cricket scheduling," CA's Head of Cricket Operations Peter Roach instructed the CA's legit website.
It is known that CA CEO Kevin Roberts and his Indian counterpart Rahul Johri have had discussions previous this month and the BCCI is learnt to have instructed the previous in no unsure terms that they can't return on dedication.
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