1 CD, Charlie Austin, Chief Executive ESPN CrickInfo Sri Lanka, interviewed by David Rayvern Allen. The CD consists of 5 tracks.
Track 1: [0:00-0:29] Introduction by Rayvern Allen and he moves position, [0:30-1:27] Austin talks about how Sri Lankan cricket has changed since 1996 and how more personalities and businessmen want to get involved to raise their profiles, [1:28-2:19] Austin talks about the rise of the popularity of cricket in Sri Lanka following 1996 and rise in administration problems, [2:20-3:00] Austin talks about a rise in business opportunities in Sri Lankan cricket, [3:01-5:12] Austin talks about Thilanga Sumathipala and his roles in Sri Lankan cricket.
Track 2: [0:00-2:16] Austin talks about Sumathipala's character, his bookmaking company and his downfall, [2:17-5:35] Austin talks about politicians getting involved with Sri Lankan, the role of the Sports Minister in appointing selectors and how democracy is not fully working in Sri Lankan cricket system.
Track 3: [0:00-0:52] Austin talks about Jayantha Dharmadasa and his role as Chairman of Sri Lanka Cricket and the job being a political appointment, [0:53-3:31] Austin talks about politicisation of cricket and cricketing figures including Duleep Mendis getting death threats, [3:32-5:02] Austin talks about the structure of Sri Lanka Cricket.
Track 4: [0:00-1:33] Austin talks about the committee structure of Sri Lanka Cricket, [1:34-2:24] Rayvern Allen compares the structure of Sri Lanka Cricket to MCC, [2:25-6:43] Austin talks about the Sri Lanka Players Association.
Track 5: [0:00-1:00] Rayvern Allen talks about the Professional Cricketers Association. [1:01-2:07] Austin talks about the Sri Lanka Players Association and players wages, [2:08-4:55] Austin talks about his own career and how he came to work in Sri Lanka and for CrickInfo, [4:56-6:40] Austin talks about growing up loving cricket, writing to Christopher Martin-Jenkins and his love for his current job, [6:41-8:02] Austin talks about getting his job and who works with him, [8:03-8:22] Rayvern Allen thanks Austin for assisting in setting up interviews.