According to MacGill, "People have many different motivations. For some it's ego, some it's for appearances, some it's for cash, for some it's to be a pain in the arse and for some it's to get out of the house."
However, MacGill reckons money is the primary motive for some of Australia's cricketers to play the game.
"I don't think it's a problem - provided the guy does his job I don't care what the motivation is."
Confirming just how out of touch Australian cricket's establishment is Australia's chairman of selectors, Andrew Hilditch, rejected the idea that players were driven by money despite a survey, commissioned by the Australian Cricketers' Association, showing that 47 per cent of national and 49 per cent of state players would consider an early retirement to play in lucrative Twenty20 tournaments.
Read more about this matter in today's Sydney Morning Herald here.
