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8 September 2026

BBL Privatisation Begins! Melbourne Renegades Become First Franchise Up For Sale

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BBL Privatisation Begins! Melbourne Renegades Become First Franchise Up For Sale

Cricket Australia has approved the privatisation of the Big Bash League (BBL), inviting private investors to bid for a 100% stake in the Melbourne Renegades. This new ownership model will take effect ...

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