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The Irish Cricket Board has decided to downsize the staff to avoid financial losses to protect them from the deadly coronavirus. Ireland is not cutting wages for national team players. They have decided to reduce the salaries of board officials. That’s what the Irish Cricket Board Chief Executive Warren Detrum said.
“Like other cricket tables, we have difficult decisions to make because of the coronavirus,” Detrom said in a statement. To avoid losses, we have decided to reduce the salaries of all board officials by 20 percent over the next two months. However, we have not yet made any decision to reduce the salaries of the hired cricketers.
Although officers’ salaries have been reduced by 20 percent, Detrom has decided to reduce their salaries by an additional 5 percent. He said: “It has been decided to reduce the salaries of all officers by 20 percent.” However, I will reduce the salary by 25 percent by reducing the additional 5 percent. ‘
Detroit also argued that no decision was made to cut or reduce the wages of cricketers, adding that “cricket players are lost.” Because they cannot play any game. If they played the match, they would get some financial benefits, including the match fee. His way of winning is also closed due to lack of play. So at the moment they shouldn’t be pressured on the salary. ‘
The Irish Cricket Board has suspended the series against Zimbabwe and Bangladesh due to the coronavirus. “Losing two series will cost us a lot of money,” said Detrom. We do not get money from television rights, series. We will get into a lot of trouble. So we have decided to reduce officers’ salaries to reduce the financial loss of the board. ”
(Dhaka Times / April 17 / SUL)
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