Meanwhile former CA chairman Bob Merriman has termed the review "absolute bloody nonsense and a disgrace" while endorsing Mark Taylor for the role

Australian cricket has been left with a review that all but calls for the removal of CA's leadership, and no discernible indication that the Board accepts this finding

The former CA chairman has called for 'dyed-in-the-wool cricket people' to 'stand up and take back their sport'

The main points from a day where the problems facing Australian cricket were laid bare

CA chairman David Peever sought to defend his position amid claims the board are arrogant and said now was the time to move forward

Among 42 recommendations outlined by the review are the desire for Australian cricket to establish an ethics commission to oversee the ethical health of the game in Australia

Travis Head called time early, after the Bulls pair steadied the ship and scored freely enough to build a lead that the Redbacks then needed to chase down for victory

However, there is fear about ramifications among the states, either individual or a collection, should they attempt to force change at Board level

James Sutherland's tenure as Cricket Australia CEO encompassed many pivotal moments both at home and for cricket globally

The outgoing Cricket Australia chief executive has opened up about his "heartbreak" at waking up and finding out what had transpired in Cape Town

David Peever, the CA chairman, said findings from the two reviews could not be presented earlier because work had not been finished

CA's team performance manager has been arguably the most debated figure in Australian cricket over the past seven years

Australia are bolstered by Big Bash stars, including Chris Lynn who is making another return from shoulder problems

The reviews will reflect on both the board as a whole and the national men's team in the wake of the ball-tampering controversy

The coach made a significant departure from his "character over cover drives" mantra, homing in on issues of batting technique

The low quality of Australia's batting, particularly in the first innings of both Tests, reflected a wider pattern, not only for the national team but also the domestic system beneath

Australia have to quickly review a number of strategic decisions and selection matters ahead of a high-profile home summer

Australia have already underestimated Siddle's value in helpful conditions once, and to do so again would be to pay scant regard to the bowler who has had to cope with far many more average teams around him

Scans have confirmed that the batsman has suffered a meniscal tear in his left knee and could require surgery

Azhar Ali was ruled not out on referral, despite ball-tracking showing the ball hitting middle and off stumps halfway up, since the point of impact with his pad was more than 3m from the stumps