Australia lost batting coach Graeme Hick and physiotherapist Kevin Sims among 40 redundancies announced by CA last week.

Cricket Australia announced on Wednesday 40 redundancies across the organization.

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The restructuring details come a day after the board announced Kevin Roberts had resigned as chief executive.

The tournament is scheduled to take place from October 18 to November 15.

CA chairman Earl Eddings confirmed on Tuesday that Roberts had been replaced by interim CEO Nick Hockley.

• But organisers made efforts to keep the protestors spread out and mostly wearing face masks, and police did not intervene.

“As soon as we announced street names after cricketers, the inquiries doubled,” says property developer.

The board furloughed about 80% of its workforce in April due to the novel coronavirus outbreak.

The 32-year-old Tasmanian has dished out his fair share of “sledging” on the field.

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The ACA said a more formal process of due diligence was now necessary.

CA Chief Executive Kevin Roberts said last week the board was facing a shortfall of about A$80 million in revenue.

Pakistan are set to play three-Test and three Twenty20 Internationals (T20I) against England.

• Other data out on Tuesday showed government spending also added to growth in the March quarter, while companies reported better sales and profits than many expected.

• The country has been successful in managing the outbreak and reopening its A$2 trillion ($1.33 trillion) economy, thanks in part to an early closure of its borders.