India, England and Australia have emerged even bigger big brothers for their smaller family members of world cricket with the new plan to initiate a structural overhaul in the governing of world cricket. The trio will rule over every move.

India is the youngest among the three, but the most feared. The less influential members of the International Cricket Council appear to have no choice but to accept the proposal where the big three will enjoy the biggest share of revenues. In all probability, India is the chief initiator in this unfair distribution of cricket wealth.