India, Sept. 9 -- Adam Zampa has admitted that the Big Bash League's revamped contracting system has not quite delivered the outcome Australian players had hoped for, arguing that overseas cricketers are still getting the better end of the deal even after the competition scrapped its overseas player draft.

The comments come at a significant moment for the BBL, which is undergoing major structural and commercial changes. The overseas draft was removed last month, giving franchises greater freedom over how they use their salary caps and, in theory, creating greater scope to reward leading Australian players. However, most of the country's biggest names remain tied to existing contracts, limiting their ability to immediately benefit from th...