Malcolm Speed
speaker
666 appearances
8 recordings
1 series
first heard May 2026
last heard 16 Jun
Malcolm Speed’s voice in public audio — every appearance, attributed to the second.
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Maybe put that on your question list tomorrow for Malcolm, who's effectively one of the founding fathers here, who's done so much work, not just in cricket, but Australian sport, and his voice should be heard.
His voice should be heard.
Thank you.
You can go to the driving range, hit a bucket of balls, and you had a good experience with the game of golf.
Malcolm Speed, welcome back.
Good morning, Gerard.
That's very humbling to hear all that from Todd.
It is a changed time and perhaps we can investigate a bit of that.
Let's start.
I think it is quite a complicated issue, as Todd says, but it's a terrific issue to have, isn't it?
What Todd's dealing with here is a new form of the game that has taken off.
It's taken off in India.
On one metric, it's the second most valuable sporting league in the world.
On most other metrics, it's in the top five.
So 2020 cricket is a huge phenomenon, particularly in India.
And secondly, since 2011 when the BBL started, so 15 years, what's happened there is that a league has grown that is now worth a significant amount of money if it's sold to private enterprise.
So we hear $600 to $800 million for a 49% share in eight teams or something like that.
So what a problem to have.
You've got this phenomenon and you've got people knocking on the door offering money.
And the question then is, should Cricket Australia go ahead and sell to at least seek expressions of interest from private equity?
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