Cricket: Both sides in Australia dispute hail Aussie Rules deal


  • Cricket
  • Wednesday, 21 Jun 2017

FILE PHOTO: Britain Cricket - England v Australia - 2017 ICC Champions Trophy Group A - Edgbaston - June 10, 2017 Australia’s David Warner (L) and Steve Smith before the match Action Images via Reuters / Andrew Boyers Livepic

SYDNEY (Reuters) - Cricket Australia and the player's union have both hailed a new deal signed by the country's professional Australian Rules footballers as backing their cases in a bitter pay dispute.

Australia's top cricketers face being locked out unless a new memorandum of understanding is struck between Cricket Australia and the Australian Cricketers' Association (ACA) before the end of the month.

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