In a speech made to the sport's First Class Forum in London, Wilson defended the ECB's role in the governance of cricket and heavily criticised those who would seek to change it - in particular the newly formed Cricket Reform Group headed by a number of ex-players including former England captain Mike Atherton.
To read the full text of Wilson's comments to the forum and his solid defence of English cricket, see the features section of today's sportbusiness.com
Des Wilson, chairman of the ECB's corporate affairs committee and a member of the ECB's management board, has hit out at the self-confessed 'reformers' of English cricket.
