Overview
- Greenberg warned that requiring all full members to sustain extensive five-day schedules could push less affluent cricket boards into financial distress
- He urged a leaner, high-value Test calendar in which reduced frequency enhances demand and each series carries genuine jeopardy
- He highlighted the Ashes as a model event with more than half of its ticket allocations already sold out ahead of the home series
- He signalled support for divisional or two-tier Test structures without committing to a specific number of participating nations
- No formal ICC policy changes have been announced as a working group reviews World Test Championship reforms and boards prepare for the upcoming Ashes