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[somnath chakraborty]

Ireland player hary tector wins icc player of the month award for may he wins against babar and shanto

 

[somnath chakraborty]

Yesterday arshdeep singh make debut for Kent
Today he took his 1st wicket ben foakes
In 1st innings he took 2 wickets

 

[somnath chakraborty]

Worth watching interview

Dada talk about his and kohli saga
Ipl vs intl cricket
Critize no one

 

[Rajkumar]

Question in My Mind.

I have seen many tweets with mentioning "Dada (Ganguly) saying XYZ with some photo's attached.

Can we believe them ? Actually Dada saying that our they just doing for retweets and like ??

 

[Deep Mody]

The growing clout of franchise leagues – evident in Jason Roy becoming the first England cricketer to withdraw from a current national contract last month to play in Major League Cricket in the US – has created urgency for national boards to do more to safeguard the international game.

And the ICC are next month set to ratify two immediate changes to prevent T20 cricket from cannibalising the international game: a reduction in the number of overseas players to four per starting XI, and also mandating T20 leagues to pay national boards for each player they can sign.

The limit of four per franchise team is an urgent response to two of the new leagues that have been created this year. The International League T20 in the United Arab Emirates allowed nine overseas players per team while America’s Major League Cricket, which launches next month, will permit nine in each squad and six in each playing XI.

The second change will see all T20 leagues required to give national boards 10 per cent of the fee they will pay each player, again matching the Indian Premier League. As T20 leagues grow in value, this figure will become an increasingly important source of income for national boards.

It is proposed that the limit of overseas players will only apply to players from the 12 Full Members, potentially allowing leagues in emerging countries to create extra slots for Associate players.

ICC take action against franchise leagues to protect Test cricket

Exclusive: Jason Roy's decision to cancel his contract has brought the ICC's attempt to protect the international game into sharp focus

www.telegraph.co.uk

 

[somnath chakraborty]

The growing clout of franchise leagues – evident in Jason Roy becoming the first England cricketer to withdraw from a current national contract last month to play in Major League Cricket in the US – has created urgency for national boards to do more to safeguard the international game.

And the ICC are next month set to ratify two immediate changes to prevent T20 cricket from cannibalising the international game: a reduction in the number of overseas players to four per starting XI, and also mandating T20 leagues to pay national boards for each player they can sign.

The limit of four per franchise team is an urgent response to two of the new leagues that have been created this year. The International League T20 in the United Arab Emirates allowed nine overseas players per team while America’s Major League Cricket, which launches next month, will permit nine in each squad and six in each playing XI.

The second change will see all T20 leagues required to give national boards 10 per cent of the fee they will pay each player, again matching the Indian Premier League. As T20 leagues grow in value, this figure will become an increasingly important source of income for national boards.

It is proposed that the limit of overseas players will only apply to players from the 12 Full Members, potentially allowing leagues in emerging countries to create extra slots for Associate players.

ICC take action against franchise leagues to protect Test cricket

Exclusive: Jason Roy's decision to cancel his contract has brought the ICC's attempt to protect the international game into sharp focus

www.telegraph.co.uk

Now icc showed spine

Question in My Mind.

I have seen many tweets with mentioning "Dada (Ganguly) saying XYZ with some photo's attached.

Can we believe them ? Actually Dada saying that our they just doing for retweets and like ??

Check source of that news otherwise many are fakes

 

[Kartik07]

Nothing feels good about Indian cricket... I feel very detached with current day performances and because of ego/politics involved in BCCI.

 

[TheAndroidFreak]

Number of Test matches teams will play in the WTC 2023-25:

•England - 21 Tests.
•India - 19 Tests.
•Australia - 17 Tests.
•Pakistan - 14 Tests.
•West Indies - 13 Tests.
•South Africa - 12 Tests.
•New Zealand - 12 Tests.
•Sri Lanka - 11 Tests.

 

[TheAndroidFreak]

New Zealand allrounder Michael Bracewell suffered a ruptured achilles during the ongoing T20 Blast in England and is now set to be sidelined for six to eight months. Bracewell will undergo surgery in the UK on Thursday (June 15) and then kick-start a lengthy rehabilitation that will keep the New Zealand's ODI player of the year out of the upcoming 50-over World Cup in India later this year.

 

[TheAndroidFreak]

Most runs in ICC tournament finals:

Kumar Sangakkara - 320

Virat Kohli - 280