What we know about Ashes Test in India Proposal so far

Cricket Australia floated the idea of an Ashes Test in India.

CA chief executive Todd Greenberg ruled out any immediate plan.

Australia is preparing to host the Big Bash Opener in Chennai in December.

Cricket Australia CEO Todd Greenberg is open to hosting an Australia-England Test in India to commemorate 150 years of the Ashes rivalry.

The Test is planned for March next year, and India is considered the biggest cricket market globally.

Greenberg acknowledged logistical challenges due to the packed cricket calendar, including the Indian Premier League.

The proposed Test follows the Big Bash League scheduling a game in Chennai, indicating Cricket Australia's focus on the Indian market.

Cricket Australia chief executive Todd Greenberg is open to staging the 150th anniversary Ashes Test in India.

The Big Bash League will stage a match in Chennai this December between Melbourne Renegades and Perth Scorchers.

Greenberg cited strong ties with the ECB and BCCI and said the idea is open for consideration.

India’s cricket market offers significant commercial opportunities for hosting marquee contests like the Ashes.

Scheduling challenges exist due to India’s packed cricket calendar.

Cricket Australia CEO Todd Greenberg hinted a future Ashes Test could be held in India.

The proposal is ahead of the Ashes rivalry's 150th anniversary.

Greenberg cited strong ties with the BCCI as a reason for the neutral-venue clash.

The idea has sparked mixed reactions among fans.