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Indian Cricketers Foreign Leagues: BCCI likely to ALLOW Indian players to play in FOREIGN leagues, decision at AGM in September: Follow Live Updates

 

Indian Cricketers Foreign Leagues: South Africa T20 League: Under pressure from IPL franchises, BCCI is now open to the idea of allowing…

 

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Krishnendu Banerjee

July 22

Indian Cricketers Foreign Leagues: BCCI likely to ALLOW Indian players to play in FOREIGN leagues, decision at AGM in September: CSA T20 League, IPL 2023

Indian Cricketers Foreign Leagues: BCCI likely to ALLOW Indian players to play in FOREIGN leagues, decision at AGM in September

Indian Cricketers Foreign Leagues: South Africa T20 League: Under pressure from IPL franchises, BCCI is now open to the idea of allowing Indian players in foreign franchise leagues. The demand for allowing Indian players has grown immensely with IPL’s growing influence in foreign countries. As the Indian Premier League franchises clean-swept the CSA T20 League, acquiring all six teams, the BCCI is now ready to give the green signal. A final decision will be taken at its AGM (annual general meeting) in September 

 

"Few IPL teams with a presence in leagues abroad have requested BCCI to allow Indian players. But we have to discuss this at the AGM before coming to any conclusion. It is a contentious issue as IPL is successful because of the exclusivity it provides. Definitely, we won’t lose that. As for Indian players playing abroad, it may happen due to growing number of franchise leagues,” a senior BCCI official told InsideSport.

 

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I know that a lot of folks are fine with this, even advocate for it.  I am not. I want the IPL to sustain its monopoly over Indian cricketers over the short and medium term.  If and it should be a BIG IF - if Indian players are to be made available to any league, such a concession has to come with major, major quid pro quos.   

 

 

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Yeah makes no sense for BCCI to agree to it, but then money talks & IPL owners have bigger stakes here! Pretty sure they can bribe their way at the AGM if they really wanted to, the likes of Ambani or CSK will determine if this vote passes or not :om:

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5 minutes ago, Chakdephatte said:

 

100/0 after 20 overs:phew:

waise bhi India ke saare faliures wahan 47 se hai hi. ab Virat bhi faliure ho chuka hai. Jaa sakta hai Lawhore K'Landar team mein

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1 hour ago, straighttalk said:

I think this is good for the Fringe and uncapped players. No way should the main all format players be allowed to play.

 

Yeah but why would overseas franchises  ( not owned by Indian IPL owners) want to buy nobody Indian fringe players? Star players bring value and eyeballs to any tournament

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4 minutes ago, LordPrabhzy said:

 

Yeah but why would overseas franchises  ( not owned by Indian IPL owners) want to buy nobody Indian fringe players? Star players bring value and eyeballs to any tournament

Well, we have bought legends like Dan Christian, David Wiese....it's time we should pay them back by giving Srinath Aravind and Aditya Tare.

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6 hours ago, Aiden said:

Great. Imagine Kohli & Babar opening together for Lahore Qalandars.

Will this team be able to pay 15 Crores INR to Kohli, it will be almost 42 Crores in Pakistani Currency.

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If allowed, would it lead to a wake up call among selectors ? For instance a team India reject smashing top of line bowlers in BBL/T20B on the same day that our maharathis continue with their struggles ? 

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26 minutes ago, singhvivek141 said:

Well, we have bought legends like Dan Christian, David Wiese....it's time we should pay them back by giving Srinath Aravind and Aditya Tare.

We are stupid.. they arent

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This was bound to happen once IPL owners bought teams in CSA's new league. I'm inclined to think they had some assurance from BCCI that they would give NOC's for tis new league  .

 

How else can they make this league profitable? South Africa does not have a strong domestic market for cricket .  The only way they can survive is with a good overseas broadcast deal with an Indian broadcaster and that is impossible unless Indian players are playing in it. 

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1 hour ago, LordPrabhzy said:

We are stupid.. they arent

On a serious note, IMO playing the leagues is good for upcoming bowlers like Mohsin, Tyagi, Kuldeep, Sai Kishore, Nagarkoti, Mavi etc who will gain exposure by playing in different conditions. 
We are anyway not having "A" tours, so these young players who will be itching to play and perform will get a platform to pickup a tricks or two.

Even batters like Rahul Tripathi, Prithvi Shaw, Krunal Pandya, Shivam Dube, Rahul Tewatia etc who are struggling for a place in national side will be able to contribute to different franchises.

Bigger Question arises when allowing the contracted players, who're important for the national duty to these franchises. There BCCI, need to keep some conditions to avoid the burnout.

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Franchise cricket is the future of the game. We will see WCs or regional cups and franchise cricket only. Bi-lateral cricket is so boring unless there is a two tier league. 

Edited by coffee_rules
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4 hours ago, straighttalk said:

I think this is good for the Fringe and uncapped players. No way should the main all format players be allowed to play.

 

Marketable players won't be playing. Nobody can force them to play. Only Fringer players benefit from this. Ultimately it also helps us identifying players who can play well across different conditions free of cost. I don't see any downside here. I only see the upside. Guys like Tewatia may never play for India. Why not this guy boost his chances of wearing national colors by performing well in other leagues. Right now these guys play only in familiar Indian conditions. So not sure which one we should take it seriously.-

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9 hours ago, Aiden said:

Great. Imagine Kohli & Babar opening together for Lahore Qalandars.

Sorry to say this, but 'Qalandars' would be hard pressed to afford an appearance fee for Kuptaan Wrogn, let alone a player's fee.

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