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Cricket in Australia set for dramatic shake-up after BBL privatisation plan approved

Cricket Australia has announced a major shift for the Big Bash League with the approval of its privatisation plan. While New South Wales and Queensland oppose the move, Tasmania, Victoria, and Western Australia are in support, aiming to tra...

The Guardian Sport· Sep 8, 2026 · 8:30 AM · 102 views

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Cricket Australia has announced a major shift for the Big Bash League with the approval of its privatisation plan. While New South Wales and Queensland oppose the move, Tasmania, Victoria, and Western Australia are in support, aiming to transform the league through private investment. The Melbourne Renegades are now for sale and will be rebranded in this exciting new chapter. Full story and more reels: https://newsreel.video #BBL #CricketAustralia #SportsNews #BreakingNews #Privatisation

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