Australian cricket: the diminishing light
Binoy Kampmark
Abstract
Binoy Kampmark
Abstract
Australian domination of world cricket has diminished. The failure of Australia's cricket team to advance through the 10th International Cricket Council's Cricket World Cup was taken as a tell tale sign. This article charts that decline, and the inconsistent response of the Australian cricket establishment to that fact. It considers the influence of other sports in Australia that have been successful at affecting structural change at the expense of cricket.
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Australian domination of world cricket has diminished. The failure of Australia's cricket team to advance through the 10th International Cricket Council's Cricket World Cup was taken as a tell tale sign. This article charts that decline, and the inconsistent response of the Australian cricket establishment to that fact. It considers the influence of other sports in Australia that have been successful at affecting structural change at the expense of cricket.
Key concepts: Cricket, Sign (mathematics), Political science, Economic history, Advertising, History, Business, Biology