Wally Edwards

Wally Edwards signed off as Cricket Australia chairman at its AGM on Thursday, leaving behind him a board of nine independent directors to further the interests of Australian cricket

Cricket administrators have always been guided by self-interest, but today one half swears by self-aggrandisement and the other by self-preservation

ICC Ex-Co head Wally Edwards on his preferred structure for the first stage of the showpiece tournament, his idea to rebrand ODIs as World Cup Cricket, and more

In his final year as the Cricket Australia chairman and an ICC powerbroker, Wally Edwards is intent on making further changes to ODI cricket as he watches the World Cup contested according to playing conditions he had a major hand in bringing about

Wally Edwards, the chair of the ICC's executive committee, is leaning heavily on what he believes to be a new spirit of good faith at the board table to resolve the current West Indies debacle

The Big Three boards of BCCI, CA and the ECB attempted to assure the Associate and Affiliate Members that they would lead cricket with more benevolence than belligerence

A review of the ICC's anti-corruption and security unit is expected to result in the game's independent watchdog reporting to the game's new recommendation committee ExCo, presently headed by the Cricket Australia chairman Wally Edwards

David Peever will take over from Wally Edwards as chairman of Cricket Australia - and head of the ICC's newly formed and influential ExCo - next year

Cricket Australia chairman Wally Edwards knows the value of keeping India happy. He talks about their recent negotiations, the ICC's future, and wanting more teams to be competitive

India have committed to a freeze on the growth of the IPL over the next eight years, promising that the tournament will not expand beyond its current dates or spot in the calendar and so allaying fears that the BCCI would seek to expand the event into an

The only two cricket boards in the world who could together call BCCI's bluff and rally support chose instead to get on board with India's programme

International cricket's top three seem to be planning a hostile takeover of the game. Do you want to stop them?

The BCCI is understood to be in favour of a sharing of ICC revenue that better reflects the size of its financial contribution to the game, rather than an equal split among all Full Member nations

A resounding CA board endorsement for the direction taken by the national team is accompanied by the admission that plans have been poorly articulated in public

Australian cricket's custodians have voted themselves out of their own jobs, formally approving the introduction of a smaller, nine-person Cricket Australia board

Wally Edwards, the Cricket Australia chairman, will be seeking a unanimous vote in favour of governance change when the game's Australian custodians sit down in Melbourne on Friday to continue the march towards independent board directors

The threat of a strike by Australia's players has eased significantly after productive talks between Cricket Australia and the Australian Cricketers' Association over the past two days

Cricket Australia is expected to move to a smaller board featuring some independent directors in October, despite objections from the South Australian Cricket Association

Cricket Australia's chairman Wally Edwards is confident the organisation will end up being run by an independent commission despite "significant constitutional issues" standing in the way of the move