NZ Cricket CEO resigns amid deep rift over future T20 league NZ20
NZ Cricket CEO resigns amid deep rift over future T20 league NZ20
New Zealand Cricket's chief executive, Scott Weenink, has resigned after a two-year tenure marked by a significant rift over the proposed NZ20 franchise T20 league. Players and member associations strongly supported the new league, aiming to attract foreign investment and top talent. Weenink's departure follows irreconcilable differences in strategic vision for the sport's future in the country.
New Zealand Cricket's chief executive, Scott Weenink, has resigned after a two-year tenure marked by a significant rift over the proposed NZ20 franchise T20 league. Players and member associations strongly supported the new league, aiming to attract foreign investment and top talent. Weenink's departure follows irreconcilable differences in strategic vision for the sport's future in the country.
New Zealand Cricket's chief executive, Scott Weenink, has resigned after a two-year tenure marked by a significant rift over the proposed NZ20 franchise T20 league. Players and member associations strongly supported the new league, aiming to attract foreign investment and top talent. Weenink's departure follows irreconcilable differences in strategic vision for the sport's future in the country. 
