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How will Big Bash privatisation impact the WBBL?
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In this week's episode of the Wisden Women's Cricket Weekly podcast, Katya speaks with an array of guests to find out the potential effects of privatisation on the WBBL.
Cricinfo's Alex Malcolm, Queensland CEO Terry Svenson & ACA director of women's cricket Holly Furling, all join Katya to address the many questions facing the future of the Women's Big Bash League.
0:00 Intro
0:58 Metro Bank
1:54 Lauren's opening thoughts on WBBL sale
5:36 Alex Malcolm
24:09 Roasting Party
24:51 What if some teams don't sell their stake?
29:18 Queensland CEO Terry Svenson on opposing CA's current plan for privatisation
46:38 ACA director of women's cricket Holly Furling
1:09:00 Final reflections
1:12:52 Metro Bank
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