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The FICA, in its report, has segregated the current employment scenario of cricketers into three distinct categories --- Traditional market, Hybrid market, Free Agency Market

Lisa Sthalekar played 187 matches for the Australian national cricket team from 2001 to 2013.

Inzamam-ul-Haq, who represented Pakistan in 120 Tests, said that Pakistan cricket had suffered a lot and gone backwards due to the absence of any international cricket matches in Pakistan since 2009

FICA had said in a statement on Tuesday that players should not play in the final of the Pakistan Super League being planned by the PCB in March

For some time now the future of Test cricket and ODIs has been the topic of large discussions. Is T20 cricket and it's immense popularity going to dwarf the older and longer formats? A new survey has thrown up startling figures and reignited an old debate

On behalf of the players, the Federation of International Cricketers' Association questioned the integrity of the tournaments organisers, GM Sports, following the inaugural season of the Masters Champions League (MCL)

Federation of International Cricketers' Association (FICA) CEO Tony Irish feels the International Cricket Council (ICC) should invest more in countries where the players are not well paid, so that the charm of Tests still remains

ICC said West Indies-like pull-out was "unacceptable" and hinted that players could be penalised by disallowing them to play in domestic tournaments like IPL if they repeat such acts in the future.

The Federation of International Cricketers' Associations, which represents the players of all Test nations with the exception of India and Pakistan, said it was disappointed by the decision of the revamped International Cricket Council to appoint N Srinivasan as its chairman.

In a significant letter to the Cricket Association of Bihar secretary Aditya Verma,

Cricket Australia chairman Wally Edwards has broken his silence to defend the plan after FICA executive chairman Paul Marsh termed it as unconstitutional and detrimental to the interest of other countries.

Paul Marsh, head of the Federation of International Cricketers' Associations which combines the player associations of seven of the International Cricket Council's 10 full members, described aspects of the leaked reform proposals as disturbing, saying they will broaden disparities between cricket's rich and poor.

ICC termed Marsh's statement "a breach of trust" as he had issued a press release without reverting to the world body. Marsh had alleged in a statement that there was "no action for six weeks" on the FICA complaint about the vote for players representatives on the ICC Cricket Committee.

May quit yesterday after being the face of FICA for eight years, lashing out at the sport's administrators and their alleged "threats, intimidation and backroom deals". Adams hoped the new office-bearers would match May's dedication.

Tim May, the chief executive of the Federation of International Cricketers' Associations (FICA), has been a thorn in the side of several national governing bodies over issues of late payments to players.

The FICA, in its report, has segregated the current employment scenario of cricketers into three distinct categories --- Traditional market, Hybrid market, Free Agency Market

Lisa Sthalekar played 187 matches for the Australian national cricket team from 2001 to 2013.

Inzamam-ul-Haq, who represented Pakistan in 120 Tests, said that Pakistan cricket had suffered a lot and gone backwards due to the absence of any international cricket matches in Pakistan since 2009

FICA had said in a statement on Tuesday that players should not play in the final of the Pakistan Super League being planned by the PCB in March

For some time now the future of Test cricket and ODIs has been the topic of large discussions. Is T20 cricket and it's immense popularity going to dwarf the older and longer formats? A new survey has thrown up startling figures and reignited an old debate

On behalf of the players, the Federation of International Cricketers' Association questioned the integrity of the tournaments organisers, GM Sports, following the inaugural season of the Masters Champions League (MCL)

Federation of International Cricketers' Association (FICA) CEO Tony Irish feels the International Cricket Council (ICC) should invest more in countries where the players are not well paid, so that the charm of Tests still remains

ICC said West Indies-like pull-out was "unacceptable" and hinted that players could be penalised by disallowing them to play in domestic tournaments like IPL if they repeat such acts in the future.

The Federation of International Cricketers' Associations, which represents the players of all Test nations with the exception of India and Pakistan, said it was disappointed by the decision of the revamped International Cricket Council to appoint N Srinivasan as its chairman.

In a significant letter to the Cricket Association of Bihar secretary Aditya Verma,

Cricket Australia chairman Wally Edwards has broken his silence to defend the plan after FICA executive chairman Paul Marsh termed it as unconstitutional and detrimental to the interest of other countries.

Paul Marsh, head of the Federation of International Cricketers' Associations which combines the player associations of seven of the International Cricket Council's 10 full members, described aspects of the leaked reform proposals as disturbing, saying they will broaden disparities between cricket's rich and poor.

ICC termed Marsh's statement "a breach of trust" as he had issued a press release without reverting to the world body. Marsh had alleged in a statement that there was "no action for six weeks" on the FICA complaint about the vote for players representatives on the ICC Cricket Committee.

May quit yesterday after being the face of FICA for eight years, lashing out at the sport's administrators and their alleged "threats, intimidation and backroom deals". Adams hoped the new office-bearers would match May's dedication.

Tim May, the chief executive of the Federation of International Cricketers' Associations (FICA), has been a thorn in the side of several national governing bodies over issues of late payments to players.