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Have you seen the only Twenty20 international between New Zealand and the Netherlands at Napier? It was a non-event in Napier due to bad weather, which prevented the toss from even taking place. What a disappointment for teams and fans alike. Tour of the Netherlands in New Zealand. It has been decided that the T20I between New Zealand and the Netherlands will be abandoned. It may not be the best choice to play cricket in New Zealand at the end of March.
With India being a highly populated country I don't think there is going to be a shortage of talent anywhere or at any given time. so, I think it wouldn't hurt much for the Indian cricket board to give the less known players a chance to perform in foreign leagues.
in there, their good show great performance and also catch the eye of the Indian cricket board. by doing that I think selection would be a lot easier. and a lot more players will be recognized and coming forward. but I obviously don't expect that to be done by the BCCI
Your suggestions have no logic because BCCI can't introduce double standards even many options and opportunities available, but they will not go with any complicated option as @Sithara007 already give some good details about this all it's not the best option for allowing their few players for foreign franchise league matches. in there, their good show great performance and also catch the eye of the Indian cricket board. by doing that I think selection would be a lot easier. and a lot more players will be recognized and coming forward. but I obviously don't expect that to be done by the BCCI
I am not good in Indian domestic system but still I check now they have few domestic leagues which are having some good number of teams and players those have good enough income growing very quickly because few years back I check Tamil Nado League and Karnataka League hopefully someone will correct this all if I am wrong, but these options are much better for them instead of going for foreign leagues.
I think it would have been better if BCCI did something like this,
All the players who are currently under IPL contract cannot play anywhere else except for the IPL and anyone else who is not currently under any kind of contract can play anywhere else and also outside India.
That would have been the best decision for both the players and BCCI because then we wouldn't have had this conversation we are having right now.
All the players who are currently under IPL contract cannot play anywhere else except for the IPL and anyone else who is not currently under any kind of contract can play anywhere else and also outside India.
That would have been the best decision for both the players and BCCI because then we wouldn't have had this conversation we are having right now.
Don't expect any leniency from the BCCI. There are 38 first class teams in India and that means that we have some 500-600 regular first class players. Out of this pool, only around 20% get an opportunity to participate in the IPL. For the remaining players, there are hardly any avenues to showcase their talent. If they were allowed to participate in some of the foreign leagues, then it would have been mutually beneficial for both the sides. I don't think that the IPL will suffer a big setback, if players such as Siddhesh Lad, Sai Sudharsan or Dhruv Patel participate in a few foreign leagues.
With India being a highly populated country I don't think there is going to be a shortage of talent anywhere or at any given time. so, I think it wouldn't hurt much for the Indian cricket board to give the less known players a chance to perform in foreign leagues.
in there, their good show great performance and also catch the eye of the Indian cricket board. by doing that I think selection would be a lot easier. and a lot more players will be recognized and coming forward. but I obviously don't expect that to be done by the BCCI
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Surely this is big concern here in Third World countries we have to manage things for better lives and in developed countries they are having enough time, and they can spend some good time with these activities so just because of this they have much better facilities. I personally never watch any match complete and mostly have just updates and scores for personal information because I was addicted in my childhood, but now life is completely change and have to fight for better things for family but still love my this addiction about cricket and few other sports.Now IPL is also very lengthy event and it needs some good intention which is not possible so mostly having few websites and this forum for all my desire.
In the wake of the IPL's inaugural season, MS Dhoni has announced his decision to step down as captain of the Chennai Super Kings. A captain's era has come to an end. Arguably the most successful captain of the IPL. Rajindra Jadeja is expected to lead the team in IPL 2022. Best wishes to Ravinder Jadeja.
Anyone can say anything but I am not going to waste my valuable time watching every single match from start to finish of this IPL. there are certain matches that are quite enjoyable. I remember watching the whole batting half of royal Challengers Bangalore when both Virat Kohli and AB de Villiers were in great form.
anyway, I think MS Dhoni has been a great captain for Indian cricket or for a really long time. he was the greatest captain for India in my opinion and I know a lot of people are going to say otherwise. but other than him all the other captains won matches because they had great performers. but MS Dhoni could win a match from a really unwinnable situation, he is going to be missed.
In this year's IPL, we are going to see something different. IPL 2022 will be played on 26 March 2022, and it will last until 29 May 2022, a time-frame that has never been seen before. Keeping track of two months long events and watching every game can be very challenging. Hoping the management will succeed in implementing their plan and not bring boring results in the end.
In the wake of the IPL's inaugural season, MS Dhoni has announced his decision to step down as captain of the Chennai Super Kings. A captain's era has come to an end. Arguably the most successful captain of the IPL. Rajindra Jadeja is expected to lead the team in IPL 2022. Best wishes to Ravinder Jadeja.
This season of IPL is something same as the previous one. The previous IPL season took place at two different time period due to the lack pandemic. This time on a single stretch the matches were planned and things will happen as scheduled. Addition of two new teams make new expectation.In the wake of the IPL's inaugural season, MS Dhoni has announced his decision to step down as captain of the Chennai Super Kings. A captain's era has come to an end. Arguably the most successful captain of the IPL. Rajindra Jadeja is expected to lead the team in IPL 2022. Best wishes to Ravinder Jadeja.
Dhoni have planned something big, maybe he have plans of concentrating much on scoring. He have done right by choosing Ravinder Jadeja as the next captain for CSK.
in total there’re 4 venues where all matches will be taking place, and it’s been said that the pitches should last, but I’m having doubts that they’ll last till the very end of the tournament. Lastly I’m only planning to watch few overs in each game, as it’s not possible to see the entire game on a daily basis, so what about others are you’ll planning to watch each and every game?.
No bro I am not going to watch the whole match every day because quite frankly I have a life. I cannot just sit in front of the television and waste my valuable time like that. I might watch the finals and probably the semifinals the whole 40 overs but I am not going to watch all the matches. I think looking at the score is enough information. people might say that I am not a fan of IPL, but in my opinion, my time is a lot more valuable.
Now IPL is also very lengthy event and it needs some good intention which is not possible so mostly having few websites and this forum for all my desire.
In the wake of the IPL's inaugural season, MS Dhoni has announced his decision to step down as captain of the Chennai Super Kings. A captain's era has come to an end. Arguably the most successful captain of the IPL. Rajindra Jadeja is expected to lead the team in IPL 2022. Best wishes to Ravinder Jadeja.
Surely this is big concern here in Third World countries we have to manage things for better lives and in developed countries they are having enough time, and they can spend some good time with these activities so just because of this they have much better facilities. I personally never watch any match complete and mostly have just updates and scores for personal information because I was addicted in my childhood, but now life is completely change and have to fight for better things for family but still love my this addiction about cricket and few other sports.
Now IPL is also very lengthy event and it needs some good intention which is not possible so mostly having few websites and this forum for all my desire.
If T20 leagues follow patten like English Premier League that matches should be on weekends then there will he more viewership of these leagues. IPL this time will have 10 teams and will last for 2 months. Sparing 2 to 3 hours everyday for 2 months will be difficult specially for a person with 9 to 5 job. I too will follow ipl on websites mostly.
^^^ Congrats to Babar Azam, Shaheen Shah and Rizwan. It would have been even better if they were able to win the T20 World Cup of 2021.
Winning the world cup could have been good thing but the main highlight of T20 world cup was Pakistan beating the Indian team with full 10 wickets. That's was a memorable win which you should remember every time you think of T20 world cup.
No bro I am not going to watch the whole match every day because quite frankly I have a life. I cannot just sit in front of the television and waste my valuable time like that. I might watch the finals and probably the semifinals the whole 40 overs but I am not going to watch all the matches.
I think looking at the score is enough information. people might say that I am not a fan of IPL, but in my opinion, my time is a lot more valuable.
I think looking at the score is enough information. people might say that I am not a fan of IPL, but in my opinion, my time is a lot more valuable.
I don't watch IPL because it is not broadcast in Pakistan on any sports channel but in days of PSL, I usually watch all the matches. We have a festival in PSL days as the TV is always on while the match is broadcasting and everyone in home keeps watching the matches and also do other work if necessary in front of TV.
Don't expect any leniency from the BCCI. There are 38 first class teams in India and that means that we have some 500-600 regular first class players. Out of this pool, only around 20% get an opportunity to participate in the IPL. For the remaining players, there are hardly any avenues to showcase their talent. If they were allowed to participate in some of the foreign leagues, then it would have been mutually beneficial for both the sides. I don't think that the IPL will suffer a big setback, if players such as Siddhesh Lad, Sai Sudharsan or Dhruv Patel participate in a few foreign leagues.
I guess the policy is changed, as Hanuma Vihari Among Seven Indian Cricketers Sign Up For Dhaka Premier League (source). Not all first class players made it to national squad rather end up there career playing domestic cricket. If bcci allow atleast it's domestic players to go and participate in other leagues then it will be help them financially also and lessen load on bcci also.
I think it would have been better if BCCI did something like this,
All the players who are currently under IPL contract cannot play anywhere else except for the IPL and anyone else who is not currently under any kind of contract can play anywhere else and also outside India.
That would have been the best decision for both the players and BCCI because then we wouldn't have had this conversation we are having right now.
All the players who are currently under IPL contract cannot play anywhere else except for the IPL and anyone else who is not currently under any kind of contract can play anywhere else and also outside India.
That would have been the best decision for both the players and BCCI because then we wouldn't have had this conversation we are having right now.
Don't expect any leniency from the BCCI. There are 38 first class teams in India and that means that we have some 500-600 regular first class players. Out of this pool, only around 20% get an opportunity to participate in the IPL. For the remaining players, there are hardly any avenues to showcase their talent. If they were allowed to participate in some of the foreign leagues, then it would have been mutually beneficial for both the sides. I don't think that the IPL will suffer a big setback, if players such as Siddhesh Lad, Sai Sudharsan or Dhruv Patel participate in a few foreign leagues.
in total there’re 4 venues where all matches will be taking place, and it’s been said that the pitches should last, but I’m having doubts that they’ll last till the very end of the tournament. Lastly I’m only planning to watch few overs in each game, as it’s not possible to see the entire game on a daily basis, so what about others are you’ll planning to watch each and every game?.
No bro I am not going to watch the whole match every day because quite frankly I have a life. I cannot just sit in front of the television and waste my valuable time like that. I might watch the finals and probably the semifinals the whole 40 overs but I am not going to watch all the matches. I think looking at the score is enough information. people might say that I am not a fan of IPL, but in my opinion, my time is a lot more valuable.
Now IPL is also very lengthy event and it needs some good intention which is not possible so mostly having few websites and this forum for all my desire.
Australian pitches are made for Aussie players. Asian teams specially India who perform too good at home usually face lots of problems in Australia. Its 7 months to go, don't know what team conditions will be at that time. Right now it looks like Australia is the sole hot favorite for men T20 WC just like there women are for current ODI.
Their women's team is not playing at home, but they are hot favorite after having the best performance with ball and bat, we can say a complete package right now in women cricket.Most chances Asian teams will struggle in Australia, but we have England and New Zealand both are also very good in this short format and both teams are capable of having good results in these conditions in this short format because both squads are very good and competitive but still now we have seven months, so we have to wait for any injury or any other problem which can create problems for any team but still these teams are favorite for this mega event because these all can perform very professionally.
More 3 days to go start IPL 2022. All the matches will be the held in Mumbai and Pune. 10 good teams and all the giant of world cricketers will be there. Can't wait for the biggest festival of the year, best of the wishes for all the teams. I'm sitting tight for my top picks Sunrisers Hyderabad. Eager to watch them.
@ibuddy122505 in total there’re 4 venues where all matches will be taking place, and it’s been said that the pitches should last, but I’m having doubts that they’ll last till the very end of the tournament. Lastly I’m only planning to watch few overs in each game, as it’s not possible to see the entire game on a daily basis, so what about others are you’ll planning to watch each and every game?.
No bro I am not going to watch the whole match every day because quite frankly I have a life. I cannot just sit in front of the television and waste my valuable time like that. I might watch the finals and probably the semifinals the whole 40 overs but I am not going to watch all the matches.
I think looking at the score is enough information. people might say that I am not a fan of IPL, but in my opinion, my time is a lot more valuable.
Australian pitches are made for Aussie players. Asian teams specially India who perform too good at home usually face lots of problems in Australia. Its 7 months to go, don't know what team conditions will be at that time. Right now it looks like Australia is the sole hot favorite for men T20 WC just like there women are for current ODI.
Pakistan used to play their home matches in the UAE and therefore they are very used to the pitch conditions there. The same can be said about the other South Asian teams as well. Indians may be at a slight disadvantage, because they don't play that often in UAE nowadays. And also, the BCCI has banned Indian players from taking part in the T20 and T10 leagues organized by other boards. That said, the pitches in Australia are nowadays not very bowler friendly. In the past we used to have minefields, like the one at Perth (WACA ground).
This is wrong as last IPL season (partly) was held in the UAE with all Indian top players were involved in this, and they have some good practice on these pitches with this all they can manage some good but sadly their time were not good and they completely down and out in this event.BCCI not allowing their players for other T10 or T20 Leagues it is completely their own decision with just for greediness and having some good advantage in their own league and if this is hurting their players then is just their own mistake they have to manage things for them as they prepare for all conditions if they feel not good about this system that their players will not play in any other franchise league. Now we have next world cup in Australia after seven months, hopefully things could be completely different for these Asian teams.
I think it would have been better if BCCI did something like this,
All the players who are currently under IPL contract cannot play anywhere else except for the IPL and anyone else who is not currently under any kind of contract can play anywhere else and also outside India.
That would have been the best decision for both the players and BCCI because then we wouldn't have had this conversation we are having right now.
This is wrong as last IPL season (partly) was held in the UAE with all Indian top players were involved in this, and they have some good practice on these pitches with this all they can manage some good but sadly their time were not good and they completely down and out in this event.
BCCI not allowing their players for other T10 or T20 Leagues it is completely their own decision with just for greediness and having some good advantage in their own league and if this is hurting their players then is just their own mistake they have to manage things for them as they prepare for all conditions if they feel not good about this system that their players will not play in any other franchise league. Now we have next world cup in Australia after seven months, hopefully things could be completely different for these Asian teams.
Australian pitches are made for Aussie players. Asian teams specially India who perform too good at home usually face lots of problems in Australia. Its 7 months to go, don't know what team conditions will be at that time. Right now it looks like Australia is the sole hot favorite for men T20 WC just like there women are for current ODI.
Pakistan used to play their home matches in the UAE and therefore they are very used to the pitch conditions there. The same can be said about the other South Asian teams as well. Indians may be at a slight disadvantage, because they don't play that often in UAE nowadays. And also, the BCCI has banned Indian players from taking part in the T20 and T10 leagues organized by other boards. That said, the pitches in Australia are nowadays not very bowler friendly. In the past we used to have minefields, like the one at Perth (WACA ground).
This is wrong as last IPL season (partly) was held in the UAE with all Indian top players were involved in this, and they have some good practice on these pitches with this all they can manage some good but sadly their time were not good and they completely down and out in this event.BCCI not allowing their players for other T10 or T20 Leagues it is completely their own decision with just for greediness and having some good advantage in their own league and if this is hurting their players then is just their own mistake they have to manage things for them as they prepare for all conditions if they feel not good about this system that their players will not play in any other franchise league. Now we have next world cup in Australia after seven months, hopefully things could be completely different for these Asian teams.
More 3 days to go start IPL 2022. All the matches will be the held in Mumbai and Pune. 10 good teams and all the giant of world cricketers will be there. Can't wait for the biggest festival of the year, best of the wishes for all the teams. I'm sitting tight for my top picks Sunrisers Hyderabad. Eager to watch them.
@ibuddy122505 in total there’re 4 venues where all matches will be taking place, and it’s been said that the pitches should last, but I’m having doubts that they’ll last till the very end of the tournament. Lastly I’m only planning to watch few overs in each game, as it’s not possible to see the entire game on a daily basis, so what about others are you’ll planning to watch each and every game?.
Pakistan used to play their home matches in the UAE and therefore they are very used to the pitch conditions there. The same can be said about the other South Asian teams as well. Indians may be at a slight disadvantage, because they don't play that often in UAE nowadays. And also, the BCCI has banned Indian players from taking part in the T20 and T10 leagues organized by other boards. That said, the pitches in Australia are nowadays not very bowler friendly. In the past we used to have minefields, like the one at Perth (WACA ground).
India played IPL just before the start of T20 WC at UAE, how can you say they are at disadvantage? IPL is good for entertainment but you can't say it has or will make Indian cricket team strong in t20 format. I am sure bcci wants it players now to play other leagues but there arrogance is the main hindrance.
It's amazing start and then have some good cricket throughout group stage and suddenly down and out against Australia is very painful but still good because now they have some confidence after beating India in special way but next time they need to work on Australia as well.
Because, they are also having something pressure on them with their style and super performance in last few years after very long time now they are playing against each other which is good but still it needs more good performance hopefully we will have some good and entertaining matches in Australia when these all teams will fight again for next T20 world cup. In Australia, we can expect some good dominance from SENA countries because they are favorable for them.
Because, they are also having something pressure on them with their style and super performance in last few years after very long time now they are playing against each other which is good but still it needs more good performance hopefully we will have some good and entertaining matches in Australia when these all teams will fight again for next T20 world cup. In Australia, we can expect some good dominance from SENA countries because they are favorable for them.
Pakistan used to play their home matches in the UAE and therefore they are very used to the pitch conditions there. The same can be said about the other South Asian teams as well. Indians may be at a slight disadvantage, because they don't play that often in UAE nowadays. And also, the BCCI has banned Indian players from taking part in the T20 and T10 leagues organized by other boards. That said, the pitches in Australia are nowadays not very bowler friendly. In the past we used to have minefields, like the one at Perth (WACA ground).
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