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Mark Bouchar and Graham Smith on CSA posts so now these both doing some good decsions for them first of all they have this target look like its achieved hopefully this will helpful and give some good time for South African team which is going down badly.

Last time i checked Smith was in temporary position, didn't follow news in the recent updates but yeah when former players participates in the management then its good for board and cricket/players over all. Having said that i am not holding my breathe over this, we have to wait and watch for any significant results. it takes times and no one has magic wand.

Mark Bouchar already making threat to English Team and rightly so. after all they are known for their dark green pitches. Grin

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Good news for cricket fans and for South Africa as AB de Villiers is in talks with the cricket board to return for the T20 world cup and i really hope they will include him in the team, AB de Villiers was planning to return for the ODI world cup but then they did not consider him because it was too late to select him but now he informed about his interest to play the world cup well ahead and i hope there will be no more excuses.

Its good news but have to ask...

Lol why he is coming back now? got bored with mercenary life?

Make no mistake, I am big fan of De Villiers but he was the one who left the team voluntary when everyone literally begging him not to retire, not to mention SA team was in very bad shape and still are.

Mark Bouchar and Graham Smith on CSA posts so now these both doing some good decsions for them first of all they have this target look like its achieved hopefully this will helpful and give some good time for South African team which is going down badly.

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Quote from: 7788bitcoin on December 17, 2019, 07:07:20 AM

Good news for cricket fans and for South Africa as AB de Villiers is in talks with the cricket board to return for the T20 world cup and i really hope they will include him in the team, AB de Villiers was planning to return for the ODI world cup but then they did not consider him because it was too late to select him but now he informed about his interest to play the world cup well ahead and i hope there will be no more excuses.

Its good news but have to ask...

Lol why he is coming back now? got bored with mercenary life?

Make no mistake, I am big fan of De Villiers but he was the one who left the team voluntary when everyone literally begging him not to retire, not to mention SA team was in very bad shape and still are.

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Quote from: Vishnu.Reang on December 17, 2019, 09:29:40 AM

The Mzansi Super League is reported to be in deep loss, and the same can be said about the Pakistan Super League (PSL) as well. The Big Bash League of Australia and the Caribbean Premier League of West Indies are some of the few tournaments which have become profitable. The main problem is that all these leagues (including the Pakistan Super League) are heavily dependent on the Indian audience for their survival. And attracting the Indian audience is going to be a tough task, as the BCCI has banned Indian players form these tournaments.

The Big Bash is a hit because of the Australian audience and the problem with PSL is that they used to conduct the tournament outside the country in neutral grounds and you always see empty grounds simply because you can only find audience during week days in UAE because everyone migrates to those countries looking for work and you cannot skip work to watch the match and once they start conducting the match inside Pakistan they might reap the benefit and they are taking the steps to bring cricket back to Pakistan.

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Quote from: SaShiRaJaVu on December 17, 2019, 09:13:52 AM

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As only IPL have all the international players come together to play the game everybody knows about it and I think only that country people might know other the leagues and people also may not have time to watch so many leagues and cricket happening around the globe .

The main IPL got this much traction that the rest of the leagues that are mentioned is because IPL was the first franchise T20 cricket league and it was a great success as there were players from around the globe and the amount of money they spent for production and the cricket crazy fans in India made it a huge success and then the other leagues started after seeing the commercial success they could attain.

A lot of the countries have tried to copy the idea of the IPL and create their own versions of the league. But only a very few have been successful. The Mzansi Super League is reported to be in deep loss, and the same can be said about the Pakistan Super League (PSL) as well. The Big Bash League of Australia and the Caribbean Premier League of West Indies are some of the few tournaments which have become profitable. The main problem is that all these leagues (including the Pakistan Super League) are heavily dependent on the Indian audience for their survival. And attracting the Indian audience is going to be a tough task, as the BCCI has banned Indian players form these tournaments.

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Quote from: onrise on December 17, 2019, 08:19:19 AM

As only IPL have all the international players come together to play the game everybody knows about it and I think only that country people might know other the leagues and people also may not have time to watch so many leagues and cricket happening around the globe .

The main reason IPL got this much traction that the rest of the leagues that are mentioned is because IPL was the first franchise T20 cricket league and it was a great success as there were players from around the globe and the amount of money they spent for production and the cricket crazy fans in India made it a huge success and then the other leagues started after seeing the commercial success they could attain.

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Quote from: akhjob on December 17, 2019, 05:51:02 AM

@Vishnu.Reang Of all the leagues you have mentioned, I haven't watched any leagues except for IPL and I haven't even heard of SCL and the T20 Global League. It hard to find time to watch all these leagues Undecided

As only IPL have all the international players come together to play the game everybody knows about it and I think only that country people might know other the leagues and people also may not have time to watch so many leagues and cricket happening around the globe .

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Second largest franchise T20 league in the world has started. The first match of the Big Bash League saw Sydney Thunder beating Brisbane Heat by a healthy margin of 29 runs, with Callum Ferguson hitting 73 for the Thunder. With the IPL auctions scheduled for this Thursday, a lot of the franchises will be watching these matches closely.

And in the Bangladesh Premier League, Shoaib Malik managed to score 87 from 50 balls for the Rajshahi Royals, but his team still lost to the Khulna Tigers. Mushfiqur Rahim hit 96 from 51 balls for the victorious team. 18 runs were required from the last two overs, but Andre Russell conceded 14 runs of the 19th over.

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Quote from: Vishnu.Reang on December 13, 2019, 02:00:46 PM

Players from the smaller state boards always face this issue in India. I don't know much about Kerala cricket, but I have read about K. N. Ananthapadmanabhan. Once he was regarded as the best spinner in India. But he was never given an opportunity to represent the national side, because the selectors were afraid that if he performs well, then Anil Kumble will be out of the team. At least Sanju is luckier than him.

KN Ananthapadmanabhan was the best leg spinner Kerala had but was not even considered to be in the national team may be because of tough challenge in the team for spinners and Kumble was the main leg spinner India had and unless he is injured there is no way anyone could get a chance to get into the team but right now are looking for young talents to be in the team and Sanju Samson performing well in the domestic circuit but he is not given the opportunity for the past 4 years.

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Good news for cricket fans and for South Africa as AB de Villiers is in talks with the cricket board to return for the T20 world cup and i really hope they will include him in the team, AB de Villiers was planning to return for the ODI world cup but then they did not consider him because it was too late to select him but now he informed about his interest to play the world cup well ahead and i hope there will be no more excuses.

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@Vishnu.Reang Of all the leagues you have mentioned, I haven't watched any leagues except for IPL and I haven't even heard of SCL and the T20 Global League. It hard to find time to watch all these leagues Undecided

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Quote from: Vishnu.Reang on December 16, 2019, 11:12:19 AM

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To put it honestly, nowadays too many franchise T20 leagues have been started and it is getting slightly repetitive with players such as Chris Gayle and Andre Russell appearing for 5-6 different franchises in a single year. We have the Pokhara Premier League (Nepal) and the Qatar T10 League ongoing now, apart from the Mzansi Super League. It is actually very tiring to keep track of all these leagues.

Nice chart, will send some merits soon (when i get some). this list points out some very interesting things about how all cricket board handles their T-20 leagues. for example BCCI starts IPL when there is no Domestic or international cricket (1-2 exceptions).

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Just noticed the post about the Qatar T10 League. There were a few big names participating in this tournament, such as Hashim Amla, Kamran Akmal, Sikandar Raza, Scott Edwards, Salman Butt, Andri Berenger, Mohammad Hafeez, Sohail Tanvir, Manpreet Singh Gony.etc, but the response from the fans was lukewarm. On top of that, both the semifinals got washed away as a result of rain. I hope that in the future, this tournament will grow like the Abu Dhabi T10 league.

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I once told about the Mzansi Super League here but no one look interested in that league and therefore we had no discussions about it. Although I was watching this league actively but did not share anything here buz of lack of interest. I just want to inform you that today is the last day of the leqgue and the final is in progress at Paarl between TS and PR. AB de Villars is playing for TS and I hope they can win this one.

To put it honestly, nowadays too many franchise T20 leagues have been started and it is getting slightly repetitive with players such as Chris Gayle and Andre Russell appearing for 5-6 different franchises in a single year. We have the Pokhara Premier League (Nepal) and the Qatar T10 League ongoing now, apart from the Mzansi Super League. It is actually very tiring to keep track of all these leagues.

The chart is very helpful and really explains the thing itself that how many tournaments are being held and I think that each board has to decide which players should be send in what tournaments. Like all the first class cricket players could be made part of this tournaments which will give them good exposure .

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Quote from: Vishnu.Reang on December 16, 2019, 11:12:19 AM

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I once told about the Mzansi Super League here but no one look interested in that league and therefore we had no discussions about it. Although I was watching this league actively but did not share anything here buz of lack of interest. I just want to inform you that today is the last day of the leqgue and the final is in progress at Paarl between TS and PR. AB de Villars is playing for TS and I hope they can win this one.

To put it honestly, nowadays too many franchise T20 leagues have been started and it is getting slightly repetitive with players such as Chris Gayle and Andre Russell appearing for 5-6 different franchises in a single year. We have the Pokhara Premier League (Nepal) and the Qatar T10 League ongoing now, apart from the Mzansi Super League. It is actually very tiring to keep track of all these leagues.

If you are a true cricket lover than you should follow all the leagues and watch all the matches. The ones you missed can be viewed later on you tube but ideally you should watch all the match in full Live. This shows our dedication and true love for the cricket.

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Quote from: JohnBitCo on December 16, 2019, 11:05:45 AM

I once told about the Mzansi Super League here but no one look interested in that league and therefore we had no discussions about it. Although I was watching this league actively but did not share anything here buz of lack of interest. I just want to inform you that today is the last day of the leqgue and the final is in progress at Paarl between TS and PR. AB de Villars is playing for TS and I hope they can win this one.

To put it honestly, nowadays too many franchise T20 leagues have been started and it is getting slightly repetitive with players such as Chris Gayle and Andre Russell appearing for 5-6 different franchises in a single year. We have the Pokhara Premier League (Nepal) and the Qatar T10 League ongoing now, apart from the Mzansi Super League. It is actually very tiring to keep track of all these leagues.

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Quote from: JohnBitCo on November 13, 2019, 09:52:27 AM

While Mzansi Super League is still in progress (Today Bay Giants will take on Tshwane Spartans), we have another T10 league starting from 15 in Abu Dhabi. We will daily have 3 matches in T10 league for the next 10 days. We have too much cricket to follow for the next few days. It will be exciting to watch all these matches.

I once told about the Mzansi Super League here but no one look interested in that league and therefore we had no discussions about it. Although I was watching this league actively but did not share anything here buz of lack of interest. I just want to inform you that today is the last day of the League and the final is in progress at Paarl between TS and PR. AB de Villars is playing for TS and I hope they can win this one.

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Quote from: SaShiRaJaVu on December 13, 2019, 09:47:38 AM

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The selection of Rishabh Pant is getting very controversial these days. Keralites are not happy, because they think that Virat Kohli, being a Delhiite is giving chances to Pant because he is also from the same state. Those fans from Bihar wants Ishan Kishan to fill the position. And if MSK Prasad has his way, then some sub-standard player from Andhra will come up as the replacement for Dhoni.

It is true that keralites are not happy with the team selection, if you look at the amount of exposure and opportunity Pant is getting even with constant failures is frustrating as if there are no other players in India to be picked in that position and Pant might be getting the nod every time may be because they are from the same state, the reason why there is a huge cry for Sanju Samson is because there are not much players that are in contention to play for India but Samson is performing really well for a long time and still he is neglected.

Players from the smaller state boards always face this issue in India. I don't know much about Kerala cricket, but I have read about K. N. Ananthapadmanabhan. Once he was regarded as the best spinner in India. But he was never given an opportunity to represent the national side, because the selectors were afraid that if he performs well, then Anil Kumble will be out of the team. At least Sanju is luckier than him.

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Quote from: Vishnu.Reang on December 13, 2019, 06:17:49 AM

The selection of Rishabh Pant is getting very controversial these days. Keralites are not happy, because they think that Virat Kohli, being a Delhiite is giving chances to Pant because he is also from the same state. Those fans from Bihar wants Ishan Kishan to fill the position. And if MSK Prasad has his way, then some sub-standard player from Andhra will come up as the replacement for Dhoni.

It is true that keralites are not happy with the team selection, if you look at the amount of exposure and opportunity Pant is getting even with constant failures is frustrating as if there are no other players in India to be picked in that position and Pant might be getting the nod every time may be because they are from the same state, the reason why there is a huge cry for Sanju Samson is because there are not much players that are in contention to play for India but Samson is performing really well for a long time and still he is neglected.

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Quote from: Vishnu.Reang on December 13, 2019, 06:17:49 AM

Quote from: Clement Kaliyar on December 13, 2019, 06:04:25 AM

India has given more chances for Pant to perform and i think the pressure to replace Dhoni is affecting his performance, once he understand that he is not going to replace a legendary player like Dhoni then he might play without pressure, he is also missing catches as a keeper and we have much better wicket keepers than him right now and we need to give others a chance rather than putting more pressure on Pant.

The selection of Rishabh Pant is getting very controversial these days. Keralites are not happy, because they think that Virat Kohli, being a Delhiite is giving chances to Pant because he is also from the same state. Those fans from Bihar wants Ishan Kishan to fill the position. And if MSK Prasad has his way, then some sub-standard player from Andhra will come up as the replacement for Dhoni.

Yes, the performance of Rishabh Pant isn't to the expected level. Truly there is big politics within the team. Most of the team players were the one that played for Bangalore Royal Challengers. Sanju Samson could've been given chances in between. Ishan Kishan is playing good, but when they enter the international matches there isn't big performance. Rishabh Pant has been a reason for the loaa of India in several matches. There isn't pressure, because if he has faced pressure now he could've got replaced by someone else.

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