CA chief Sutherland says IPL 'not a concern' for Oz Ashes bid

Cricket Australia boss James Sutherland concedes the governing body might need to consider implementing a social media policy in light of the recent David Warner Twitter controversy but insists he'll continue to encourage players to use the forum.

David Warner won't be quitting Twitter anytime soon if Cricket Australia boss James Sutherland gets his way. With the outspoken opening batsman due to arrive home from India on Wednesday, Sutherland pre-empted Warner's disciplinary hearing by saying ...

James Sutherland is adamant Australia's Ashes bid in England will not be compromised by the Indian Premier League, describing the lead-up to the Test series in July and August as ''probably as good a preparation as you could possibly get''. Two ...

Sutherland said they lay great emphasis on players' all round development. (Reuters) Related Top Stories Cricket Australia CEO James Sutherland today backed the team management that had axed four players, including then vice-captain Shane Watson, ...

Cricket Australia chief executive James Sutherland has spoken out for the first time about the homework fiasco that turned Australia's tour of India into the laughing stock of the cricket world. Sutherland was overseas when then-vice-captain Shane ...

James Sutherland has opened up on the ''homework'' debacle in India, Cricket Australia's relationship with Channel Nine and Tim May's removal from an International Cricket Council committee. Sutherland believes the infamous disciplinary episode ...

Cricket Australia chief executive James Sutherland has hinted money won't be the sole consideration when it comes to finalising the sport's lucrative new media rights deal. The Nine Network has held the rights for the Australian summer for 36 years, ...

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Cricket Australia boss James Sutherland says national team management, including Mickey Arthur, John Inverarity and Pat Howard, retains the board`s full support but agrees the 4-0 defeat in India is "not acceptable."