The unappetising saga of the Position Paper

In the National, Osman Samiuddin writes that once the proposals of the Position Paper are accepted, the bullying and the intense behaviour by a few powerful cricket boards only gets formalised.

All the bullying, the lies, the threats and the spin cannot erase one simple, central indictment of the big three's plans though. In what is an avowedly members-driven organisation, limping along on the tensions of conflicting self-interests, how does it become better if you give total control to the least number of members possible?