Nick Hockley has resigned as chief executive of Cricket Australia and will leave the job at the end of this summer after five tumultuous years.
Nick Hockley has resigned as chief executive of Cricket Australia and will leave the job at the end of this summer after five tumultuous years in charge.
“This is not the time for goodbyes, as I remain completely focused on the season ahead and supporting the board on succession and a smooth transition.” , with the broadcaster chasing a discounted fee despite not losing any major cricket content to COVID-19. That dispute petered out after an independent arbiter concluded that CA’s contractual position was sound.that locked the two broadcasters in for the next seven years. CA also secured an Indian rights deal worth about $360 million with Disney Star in that time.
On the field, Hockley was able to enjoy numerous notable successes from the hospitality boxes. These included Australia’s first tour to Pakistan in 24 years, retention of the women’s and men’s Ashes, multiple World Cups for both men and women, a women’s Commonwealth Games gold in his home town of Birmingham in 2022 and a men’s Under-19s World Cup earlier this year.
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