Alas it is the truly poor portion as seen in the Indian sub-continent that needs the supplemental aid to ensure that the lack of money is no bar to the propagation and maintenance of talent. Talent belongs to us all. However, or wherever, it is manifested it is a universal glory that enriches all of us equally. Every cricket fan who has seen a Sobers, Viv Richards, Tendulkar, Jayasuriya or Lara bat, knows what exciting glories might lurk around the most humble back-yard. Privilege can be grown and earned, or unfairly endowed.
Talent just happens.
I am myself no management expert, nor have I pretensions to any expertise in cricket administration whatsoever. I am just a simple fan among the hundreds of millions of fellow fans out there that love and cherish the game called Cricket. I have been asked where and how I got the idea for all this. I got it from watching the little ones on the island of Sri Lanka playing some of the finest straight batted strokes I have seen. Playing them in the middle of the public road, as my 4WD came round a hundred corners.