Two reviews into the state of Australian cricket sparked by the ball-tampering scandal are “confronting”, Cricket Australia board member Mark Taylor warned Sunday ahead of their release.
They are due to be made public on Monday, six months after CA commissioned them following the cheating furore in Cape Town this year.
Taylor said there were 41 recommendations.
“I have seen the review. It will be hard-hitting, confronting for CA and for anyone who loves the game of cricket,” the former Test skipper told Channel Nine.
“Everything is on the table.”
Coach Darren Lehmann quit in the wake of the uproar and then-captain Steve Smith, deputy David Warner and batsman Cameron Bancroft were banned from the game.
Sutherland, who departed last week after 17 years in charge, said lessons had been learned from the overwhelming public disgust over the issue.
