everyone and his dog knows what bcci stands for - absolute corruption. they want to be the sole thekhedhar of all things cricket in india. thats a monopolist who's wings arent clipped. because there's way too much corruption ...and corporate/ politicians/ mafia heavily invested in it.
Re: BCCI lifts ban on ICL players
by Keshab Chetry on Apr 30, 2009 05:52 PM
They are earning money not only to fill their pockets but also to lift the standard of indian cricket... and u know india is one of the best teams in world now..
Re: BCCI lifts ban on ICL players
by wizardo id on May 02, 2009 01:08 AM
everyone and his dog knows what bcci stands for - absolute corruption. they want to be the sole thekhedhar of all things cricket in india. thats a monopolist who's wings arent clipped. because there's way too much corruption ...and corporate/ politicians/ mafia heavily invested in it.
in 2010 it might be possible that IPL might go for expanding and will include 4 to 6 new teams. They might need more domestic player to include in that. Looking the dismal performance by many domestic and foreign crickter no option left with BCCI to include the cricketer of ICL where the performance of many of the domestic and foreign cricketer was good.
BCCI is trying to kill 2 birds with single stone. Erasing ICL existance and building more team to sell. The ban of 1 year has nothing to do with international cricket as Team is very strong at the moment and banch strength is good so meek chances to include the players in Indian Team. Atleast they will prepare them to get absorbed in additional teams which might come by 2010.
ICL has no other option to quit itself and might be possible that after some time Subash Chandra will buy one team from it and put the managing committee members as its team managers
Re: IPL will be expanding --- need more domestic players
by Kuntak Nag on Apr 30, 2009 04:11 PM
After reading your comments, one thing i want to tell you that ICL will Exist in the future.....The monopoly of BCCI should be banned or stopped...We are with ICL.....Long live ICL.....
Re: Re: Re: IPL will be expanding --- need more domestic players
by Keshab Chetry on Apr 30, 2009 05:46 PM
Lage raho Kuntak Bhai... ICL ka Jhanda Buland Rahe
Re: Re: Re: Re: Re: IPL will be expanding --- need more domestic
by Keshab Chetry on Apr 30, 2009 05:47 PM
The cream of the ICL will merge in IPL....poor ICL
Many months back, I have said that BCCI should give amnesty to ICL players; specially the young ones. I am glad this has happened. Now, ICL should be allowed a licence to host veterans' cricket.
Re: Many months back
by Kuntak Nag on Apr 30, 2009 04:13 PM
For your kind information, ICL is NOT FOR VETERAN'S CRICKET. Hav u seen any single matches of ICL last year? there are lots of young players who are very much talented to play for their country....Long Live ICL.....
Re: Re: Many months back
by Keshab Chetry on Apr 30, 2009 05:54 PM
No i havn't seem any of the ICL matches... I preferred saas bahu serials over them....Saas bahu soaps are better than ICL matches
Re: Re: Many months back
by Keshab Chetry on Apr 30, 2009 06:01 PM
SC can start a new league now... League of our national game... IKL- Indian Kabbaddi League......This initiative of SC will inspire young people to take up kabbaddi.... Will also help the game to become global...
A step in the right direction by BCCI, FINAALY !!!!!! More the tournament better the outcome for cricket , after all its way of livelihood for hundreds & THOUSANDS of players & coaches .... Not everyone makes it to national team , so, good to have different options ,,,,,,All the best .. to all the budding cricketers of tommarow !!
Re: Finally !!
by Jay Choksi on Apr 30, 2009 09:50 AM
Mr. Mauj, BCCI has said that you have to stop playing ICL for being eligible for other selections. They have not lifted ban on ICL, they have lifted ban on ICL players if they stop playing ICL.
Re: Finally !!
by SACHIN on Apr 30, 2009 03:22 PM
I think u r reading between lines...mauj teri to bara bar se paad they have said lifting ban only if the quit ICL by 31st may...
