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Cricket Australia chief executive Kevin Roberts resigns; Nick Hockley named interim CEO

Roberts will be replaced by interim CEO Nick Hockley, the chief executive of the Twenty20 World Cup in Australia, CA chairman Earl Eddings told reporters in a video call.

Coronavirus Outbreak: Staging T20 World Cup amid COVID-19 pandemic 'unrealistic', says Cricket Australia chairman Earl Eddings

The fate of the event, scheduled to be held in October and November, is shrouded in uncertainty as several countries continue to have in place, strict travel restrictions due to the coronavirus outbreak, which has infected over 8.1 million people across the globe.

Cricket Australia to request for more than one Day/Night Test against India in 2021 series Down Under

Cricket Australia is set to request the BCCI to agree for more than one Day/Night Test during India's 2021 tour Down Under, when officials of the two boards meet on the sidelines of a three-match ODI series in January next year.

CA brings former Australia international Melanie Jones on their cricket board as Director

Cricket Australia Chairman, Earl Eddings, said that they are privileged to have Jones join the board.

Cricket Australia hails players' post-Sandpapergate conduct as men's team registers first violation-free season in seven years

Australia's men's national team had no conduct citings during 2018-19 season, the first clean sheet in seven years, and Code of Conduct charges at all levels dropped 74 percent, CA chairman Earl Eddings said.

India vs Australia: Cricket Australia chairman Earl Eddings wants hosts to play 'hard but fair' cricket in upcoming series

The series starts with the first game in Adelaide on 6 December. The players have devised their own cultural pact and, under new coach Justin Langer, are expected to have 'elite honesty'.

Cricket Australia appoints Earl Eddings as new full-time chairman; board hopes he will provide 'continuity in time of change'

Cricket Australia has been buffeted by a series of bad performances by the men's Test side, after a ball tampering scandal saw the captain and vice captain stood down for cheating.

Steve Smith, David Warner and Cameron Bancroft will have to serve full bans for ball-tampering, rules Cricket Australia

Steve Smith, David Warner and Cameron Bancroft will all have to serve their full bans for ball-tampering, Cricket Australia ruled Tuesday after reviewing a submission by the players' union to cut the penalties.