Cricket Australia is responsible for Australia’s international cricket team. The association also organises interstate cricket across Australia. Its main competitions include the Sheffield Shield (first-class cricket) and JLT One-Day Cup (T20I), the KFC Big Bash League, and the National Indigenous Cricket Championships.

Cricket Australia is a member-owned organisation that administers the game in Australia. It employs around 390 people and operates throughout Australia. There are other state and territory associations that are not part of Cricket Australia. It has an operating income of around $100 million. Cricket Australia’s jerseys have always been predominantly yellow. Its T20I jerseys are a combination of yellow, black, and dark green. There isn’t much difference between the two jerseys, other than the colour.

During the early 20th century, Cricket Australia had a number of challenges and limitations. Its playing demands and finances were insufficient and players often had to combine full-time jobs and annual leave entitlements from other jobs to fund their cricket careers. Furthermore, support for injured players was minimal. There was also little job security and little help for female cricketers. Additionally, there were no professional development programs or Career Transition services for players.

Cricket Australia’s Code of Conduct defines the conduct that is acceptable and unacceptable. In addition to identifying what constitutes unacceptable behavior, the code outlines specific guidelines that must be followed by all players. The Cricket Australia Code of Conduct stipulates that all boundaries must be marked with a rope or similar object. Additionally, Cricket Australia may also set minimum boundaries.