WCA praises European T20 Premier League for player engagement
The World Cricketers' Association has recognised the inaugural European T20 Premier League for setting a strong benchmark in player engagement and professional standards, citing early negotiation of player agreements with the Irish, Dutch and Scottish cricketers' associations. WCA CEO Tom Moffat described ETPL as a positive example of early engagement with player representatives. ETPL co-founders said the endorsement validated their focus on governance, clear contracts and timely payments. The WCA's Global Leagues Hub, established in 2024, highlighted ETPL's approach under "Positive Progress", and ETPL says it will continue working with players, franchises and cricket boards to strengthen its professional framework.
ETPL recognised for early player engagement and governance standards
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The WCA set up a Global Leagues Hub in 2024 to assess major domestic competitions. ETPL engaged early with players' associations and negotiated agreements before its first season. The league may continue to work with players and partners…
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