Auckland will provide the strongest opposition among cricket's six major associations (MAs) to a proposed revamp of the domestic game.
Canterbury, Wellington, Otago, Northern Districts and latterly Central Districts are believed to be supportive of the ideas raised in a New Zealand Cricket-generated report which recommended a major overhaul of the domestic game, including selling up to 49 per cent of franchises to private investors.
Auckland Cricket chief executive Mark Cameron would not disclose details of their moot points.
"All I can say is that we have significant concerns and reservations about the recommendations. Until such time as I discuss it with the board, it's inappropriate to be discussing specifics."
Cameron was also part of the steering committee that considered how to improve the delivery of the domestic game.