Governance row continues to dog Australian board

Earl Eddings resigned on October 13 after losing support of New South Wales and other States

Australian cricket remains riven by governance feuds three years after "", with the country's most powerful State demanding further change to the board a day after .

Cricket New South Wales chairman John Knox took aim at Cricket Australia's executive board, saying the member states were not given enough say in how the game is run, while criticising the chairman's role and pay.

"It is crucial that the shareholders and the board of Cricket Australia work closely together over the next few months to learn from the past and to put in place the necessary changes to ensure the success of our great game," Knox said at CA's annual general meeting on October 14.