Australia cricket team's boss changed after the defeat to India, this former cricketer got the command

Todd Greenberg becomes the new CEO of CA (Photo: Brendon Thorne/Getty Images for Cricket Australia)

After losing the first Test to India in Perth, Australia is now busy preparing for the second Test in Adelaide. But before that a big development has taken place. The new boss of Australia cricket team has been appointed. Todd Greenberg has been appointed the new CEO of Australian Cricket. He will replace Nick Hockley in this post, whose term is ending at the end of the summer. Greenberg's name was leading in the race to become the next CEO of Australian cricket. And, as expected, his name was also officially approved.

Due to these reasons Todd Greenberg became the new CEO

Todd Greenberg has been a grade cricketer, due to which he has good relations with the players. Apart from this, before being appointed the CEO of Australian Cricket, he had also taken charge of the National Rugby League. This background of Greenberg has also helped him in becoming the CEO of Cricket Australia. He also has good experience in management, broadcast partners and sponsors.

What did Greenberg say about the new role?

Greenberg said that he is very excited about his new role as CEO of Cricket Australia. He said that I am happy that I have got this opportunity to take Australian cricket to greater heights. He said that cricket is a game in which I have been involved since childhood.

Greenberg said that this is an exciting time for cricket. This game is expanding all over the world. New opportunities are emerging. In such a situation, we will also have the challenge of keeping Australian cricket at its peak. I hope that I will try to meet that challenge and live up to the expectations. He has expressed his gratitude to the Australian Cricket Association and expressed confidence of working together for the betterment of cricket.