India, England, Australia close to becoming International Cricket Council's 'Big Three'

India, Australia and England -the self-proclaimed 'Big Three' -- are close to officially becoming the super boys of world cricket.  If reports are to be believed, the 'rebel' group is slowly losing its 'unity' and the Big Three is surely but steadily en route to securing the votes needed to push their ambitious revamp plans through, according to NDTV.  
Although no Board has officially put pen to paper, several top officials on the Executive Board and representing their nations at the ICC, have, on record, nodded in approval of the proposed changes that give the Big Three supreme control in the way cricket will be played from 2015 and revenue from the game shared in accordance to the commercial 'value' a Test-playing nation brings on the table.