Melbourne Renegades to begin sales process for Big Bash team
ESPNcricinfo • 1 min read • Latest: Sep 21, 2026, 3:49 AM
Last updated Sep 21, 2026
The Melbourne Renegades will initiate their sales process this week following approval from the Cricket Australia board. This development marks a significant step in the potential privatisation of the team, which could set a precedent for other teams considering similar moves. The specific model adopted for the sale could influence future transactions within the Big Bash League. Further details on the sales process are expected as it unfolds.
- •Melbourne Renegades start sales process this week
- •Cricket Australia board approved the sale
- •Renegades' model could influence other teams
- •Privatisation marks a shift in team ownership
- •Details on the process to follow soon
- 3:49 AMESPNcricinfo — Big Bash privatisation: Inside how Melbourne Renegades will be sold
"After approval from the CA board earlier, Renegades will start their sales process this week with a model other teams will follow when, of it, they take that route
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