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WI chief proposes solution to end dispute

Ken Gordon, the new WICB president, disclosed the introduction of central contracts to at least ten players by the end of the year

13-Aug-2005•Cricinfo staff

Paul Marsh named as new players' union boss

Paul Marsh, the son of Rod Marsh, will take over from Tim May as chief executive of the Australian Cricketers' Association

26-May-2005•Cricinfo staff

Cricket Australia Board rejects players' wage deal

Wage negotiations between Cricket Australia and the players' union are at a stalemate after the Board rejected a proposal endorsed by Tim May, the Australian Cricketers' Association chief executive

21-Mar-2005•Cricinfo staff

Team selection should be free of discrimination, says May

Tim May, the CEO of the Federation of International Cricketers' Association (FICA), rebuked the West Indies Cricket board's (WICB) decision to drop seven players including the likes of Brian Lara and Ramnaresh Sarwan from the side, and has urged the

11-Mar-2005•Cricinfo staff

May resigns as players' union boss

Tim May, the former offspinner who set up the Australian Cricketers' Association, has resigned as the union's chief executive and will move his family to the United States

08-Mar-2005•Cricinfo staff

Murali magic on an unforgettable night

Occasionally sport has a significance that transcends nationality, politics, and religion

11-Jan-2005•Roving Reporter by Christine Davey at the MCG

Battlelines harden in board v player row

The growing dispute between Cricket Australia and the country's players escalated with a report claiming that the cricketers are angry at what they see as a deliberate leak of information aimed at undermining their position

12-Dec-2004•Cricinfo staff

Players prepare to take on board

A possible dispute is looming between Cricket Australia and the country's top players, with the players demanding to retain a percentage of the game's revenue, rather than a flat rate

07-Dec-2004•Cricinfo staff

Cricket Australia organises induction camp for rookies

Australia's newly-contracted state players and rookies will spend two days at Cricket Australia this week as part of the inaugural induction camp

15-Sep-2004•Wisden Cricinfo staff

Australian players ask for more freedom of expression

A survey conducted by the Australian Cricketers' Association has revealed that a high percentage of current and former cricketers are disenchanted by the Australian board's code of conduct, which, they claim, gag the players from expressing their

28-Jun-2004•Wisden Cricinfo staff

One small leap for player freedom

Cricket Australia's recent paranoia about what its leading performers can and cannot say might finally be easing, with players expected to be given greater licence in the future to speak their minds.

02-Jun-2004•Wisden CricInfo staff

Zimbabwe ignoring cricket's 'core values' - May

The international players' association has called for the ICC to consider more than playing form when assessing the Zimbabwe crisis at its meeting next month

27-May-2004•AAP

Horror in Harare

Among those few fans who give a toss, all eyes will be on the toss when Australia play Zimbabwe in Harare this evening

25-May-2004•Christian Ryan

Panel calls for more research into suspect actions

The ICC's cricket committee has recommended that more research be done regarding bowling actions before making any changes to the current rules on illegal deliveries

15-May-2004•Wisden Cricinfo staff

ICC being dragged to the table

After months, if not years, of steadfastly refusing to be drawn into any involvement with the deteriorating situation surrounding Zimbabwe cricket, the International Cricket Council is finally being forced to climb down off the fence and consider

13-May-2004•Wisden Cricinfo staff

May makes last-ditch appeal to ICC

As Australia's cricketers prepare to take on Zimbabwe in the most one-sided and farcical Test series in history, the chief executive of the world players' association, Tim May, has flown to Dubai to hold last-minute talks with representatives of the

11-May-2004•Wisden Cricinfo staff

Warne's return reignites drugs debate

Shane Warne's return from the sporting wilderness has reignited the debate about drugs-testing in cricket

09-Feb-2004•Wisden Cricinfo staff

Weary Australians withdraw from Morocco tournament

The Australian Cricket Board (ACB) has bowed to the demands of its players, and has cancelled plans to take part in an ICC-sanctioned one-day tournament in Morocco in August

28-May-2003•Wisden CricInfo staff

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