Earl Eddings Named President of Cricket Australia

Eddings represented the CA in various roles since 2008 © Cricket Australia

Following the resignation proposed by President David Peever in the midst of Growing Pressure and Longstaff Review, Cricket Australia has promoted Acting Vice President Earl Eddings instead of Peever. He played Cricket Grade in Australia and became a director of CA in 2008.

Eddings was recently appointed Acting President of CA. He also holds this position until the next Annual General Meeting. The Board of Directors will also have Directors Jacquie Hey, John Harnden AM and Michelle Treden Nick, Michael Kasprowicz, Paul Green and Dr. Lachlan Henderson, alongside Edings. "Cricket is only what it is in Australia thanks to the commitment of our people, our fans and the thousands of volunteers across the country.I am honored to serve in this position and I am determined to make cricket stronger and become a game we can all be proud of, "said Eddings following his appointment.

"It is important that, with our owners, the state and territory badociations, players and the Australian Cricketers' Association, strive more than ever to build relationships with people of all ages and from all walks of life across the country and continue to reinforce the privileged position of cricket as Australia's favorite pastime, be it spectator, spectator or volunteer "

He felt that Ten years of badociation between Eddings and the Board of Directors would contribute to continuity at a time of change and the preservation of their relationship with the ICC. Eddings was an active member of the Audit and Risk Committees, and Culture and Culture, while serving as an alternate director for the last 18 months at ICC meetings.

"There is no doubt that this year has been a tough one for cricket and Australian cricket, and our goal is to ensure that officials are empowered to restore confidence and strengthen the game." Earl's involvement Over the past decade, we have maintained close relationships with the ICC, other member countries and our valued partners, "said Director Jacquie Hey.

"Earl is a well-known member of the team with a solid understanding of our history and the need to improve working relationships within the cricket community," he noted