The triumph of 'Three Morley' did not diminish

India captain Virat Kohli and Australian captain Aaron Finch Photo: AFP

Australia, England and India have reached the semifinals of the World Cup. This' three motors' of cricket and paying players' fees is still much ahead of the rest of the country

 Three groups stumbled in the group stage. But according to the expectations, three teams - India, Australia and England - have emerged in the semi-finals. The alleged 'three motors' of cricket Not only did these three teams, which were recognized as big in the field, looked surprised at the semi-finals but everyone was surprised.

The news agency AFP reported that, in the World Cup alone, revenue from the broadcasting sector will earn approximately £ 400 million. For the ICC, this amount of money is key to the development of the game. But most of the money earned in this way is still the treasury of 'Three Morals'. The 2016-223 broadcasting cycle contains 2019 and 2023 World Cups. At the time, 93 'associates' or teeny cricket players will get 175 million pounds from the ICC. India will earn only 32 million pounds.

This is not the end here. These three platforms are ahead in another place. Their domestic leagues are getting interesting amount of broadcasting agreements. But at the same time, countries such as South Africa and the West Indies can not hold the competition. The players of these countries are threatening to leave international cricket or join the abandoned T20 franchisee or domestic league in those three countries.

In February last year, when Predator pacer Dwayne Olivier announced the joining of the English county team Yorkshire, leaving the Jersey jersey of the country, Jason Holder turned the shot. The West Indies captain has appealed to the ICC to make a substantial amount of 'minimum revenues' for players in international cricket. Holder believes that the players will not be afraid to represent the country.

South Africa captain Faf du Plessio also expressed similar concerns last week. Prior to the departure of the World Cup group stage, Protea captain said, "Looking at the ODI team, players from the Protea team will join T-Twenty. Now all the players, even my own, can be kept away from there, it is now the most worried.

New Zealand, however, have adapted themselves to the direction of modern cricket. There is no 'no' to join the players in the IPL or other T20 franchises. And with New Zealand's domestic cricket schedule, the schedule of the franchise leagues is not contradictory. But now it is the biggest challenge to survive for the teams that are coming out of cricket or the strength of the cricket but the economic base is weak. South Africa Cricket Board - County or T20 League, the fee that South Africa can not afford.

The holder's claim will not be implemented, believes Du Plessy. In his language, 'it is a defective world. But we do not live in a defective world. The situation of the four countries in Sri Lanka, New Zealand, the West Indies and Pakistan is similar to ours. A lot is the second row, the upper row is different. The problem at the West Indies can be the best example. They are probably in the worst condition. That's why some players have lost. But England, Australia and India will always earn more. Yes, their coins may be strong but the income packages are different from smaller parties. If this is changed, it will bring very good results to the rest of the parties. But it is far from reality. '