Overview
- Total revenue rose A$49.2 million to A$453.7 million, driven by a new domestic media deal and match income from the five-Test India tour.
- Expenses increased by A$24.1 million, including marketing for the India series and funding 70 extra touring days, with India’s white-ball games counted in the new fiscal year.
- Member distributions were essentially flat at A$120.9 million as Cricket Victoria publicly criticized the governing body for another annual loss and a deficit in member funds.
- Cricket Australia confirmed cuts to operational and financial support for indoor cricket as part of cost controls.
- Leaders projected a rebound in 2025–26, forecasting commercial and sponsorship revenue to lift from A$69 million to A$86 million and touting record Ashes-driven crowds and viewership.