SYDNEY: Former Test captain Mark Taylor quit as a Cricket Australia director Monday, saying he had “lost the energy” to continue after a torrid time sparked by the ball-tampering scandal and a scathing review into the governing body.
He becomes the latest top figure to exit the embattled organisation following chief executive James Sutherland and chairman David Peever.
Taylor was only last week floated as a potential successor to Peever, with the sport in desperate need of inspired leadership after the damning independent review blamed CA's “arrogant” and “controlling” culture as contributing to players cheating in the pursuit of victory. He ruled himself out, citing a conflict of interest, having recently signed a new contract with broadcaster Channel Nine which has the rights to the World Cup and Ashes series in 2019. AFP
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