Why does the Cricket West Indies CEO believe the current revenue sharing model?

vishnu

Cricket West Indies CEO Johnny Grave stated that the ICC's current revenue sharing model is "completely broken" and that the "big three" in world cricket—India, England, and Australia—should take more action to save smaller Test-playing teams. India, the driving force behind the game, takes home nearly 40% of the ICC's net yearly earnings, with a single digit share going to England and Australia. "The revenue-share scheme is utterly flawed. Grave was quoted by ESPNcricinfo as saying, "We have to change the mindset of bilateral cricket if we really want to function as a cricketing community. We are only as strong as the weakest team."

gautam

Cricket West Indies CEO calls the revenue sharing model 'completely broken.' What changes does he propose for the 'big three'

gopal

Interesting perspective from Cricket West Indies CEO on the revenue sharing model. What steps does he suggest for the 'big three' to do more?

shubham

Cricket West Indies CEO highlighting issues with the current revenue sharing model. Curious to know his recommendations for the 'big three' in addressing these concerns