Overview
- Total revenue rose by A$49.2 million to A$453.7 million, lifted by a new domestic media deal and the five-Test India series.
- Expenses increased by A$24.1 million, reflecting marketing for the India tour and funding 70 additional international touring days.
- Distributions to state associations edged up only A$800,000 to A$120.9 million, drawing sharp criticism from Cricket Victoria chair Ross Hepburn.
- CA is formally exploring private investment in Big Bash League teams, a move chair Mike Baird called the biggest decision in generations that will need state backing.
- Cost controls include ending funding for indoor cricket and recent staff cuts, while CA projects commercial and sponsorship income to rise from A$69 million to A$86 million in FY26.