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Posted
10 minutes ago, LordPrabhzy said:

Yes they can once BCCI stops playing Pak in ICC events. Till that time lets not ignore double standards

 

SRL is under ECB jurisdiction. BCCI has no control over them- fans are getting delusional by the day. CPL Indian owned team also had a Pakistani players

BCCI has no control outside IPL.They can own all the franchises they want out side India.

 

There are no double standards, India will continue to play Pakistan in tournaments.

 

There is no delusion, it is very simple thing, don't complicate it.

Posted
1 minute ago, putrevus said:

BCCI has no control outside IPL.They can own all the franchises they want out side India.

 

There are no double standards, India will continue to play Pakistan in tournaments.

 

There is no delusion, it is very simple thing, don't complicate it.

 

So why should Sunrisers be forced to sell their IPL side? have they broken IPL rules? Rajeev Shukla has also said ECB controlled leagues have no jurisdiction with BCCI and they dont care what happens in Hundred.. why are fans so bothered especially in India. What you have said is completely moronic

Posted
1 minute ago, LordPrabhzy said:

 

So why should Sunrisers be forced to sell their IPL side? have they broken IPL rules? Rajeev Shukla has also said ECB controlled leagues have no jurisdiction with BCCI and they dont care what happens in Hundred.. why are fans so bothered especially in India. What you have said is completely moronic

 

Twitter should be banned in India if you ask me.

Posted
1 minute ago, LordPrabhzy said:

 

So why should Sunrisers be forced to sell their IPL side? have they broken IPL rules? Rajeev Shukla has also said ECB controlled leagues have no jurisdiction with BCCI and they dont care what happens in Hundred.. why are fans so bothered especially in India. What you have said is completely moronic

IPL also has option of saying we don't want franchise owners who support pakistanis even if it is in other leagues.Indian cricket fans and SRH fans also have right to vent their anger.

 

I hope this fury grows bigger and bigger till they are forced to sell their IPL franchise.

 

 

 

 

Posted
Just now, putrevus said:

IPL also has option of saying we don't want franchise owners who support pakistanis even if it is in other leagues.Indian cricket fans and SRH fans also have right to vent their anger.

 

I hope this fury grows bigger and bigger till they are forced to sell their IPL franchise.

 

 

 

 

 

Okay what about Jay Shah who is desperate for Ind Pak in ICC events and generate money for PCB.. arent we indirectly supporting Pak cricket economy by playing them in world cups?

 

I want complete cutting off of revenue to PCB from India including ICC events. I have a aligned position, you have double standards

Posted (edited)
8 minutes ago, LordPrabhzy said:

 

Okay what about Jay Shah who is desperate for Ind Pak in ICC events and generate money for PCB.. arent we indirectly supporting Pak cricket economy by playing them in world cups?

 

I want complete cutting off of revenue to PCB from India including ICC events. I have a aligned position, you have double standards

You are unnecessarily complicating things. It is very simple don't mix things. ICC events are similar to Pakistan getting funds from world bank to which India also contributed .

 

IPL is all about India just like Bilateral series. Once anyone related to IPL do these things.Then BCCI and everyone involved with BCCI have right to condemn that franchise.

 

 

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Posted
9 minutes ago, putrevus said:

You are unnecessarily complicating things. It is very simple don't mix things. ICC events are similar to Pakistan getting funds from world bank to which India also contributed .

 

IPL is all about India just like Bilateral series. Once anyone related to IPL do these things.Then BCCI and everyone involved with BCCI have right to condemn that franchise.

 

 

 

Youre thinking in a infantile way- Rajeev Shukla has come out and said we dont care.. so BCCI has made its position clear, so no matter what outrage infantile fans do on Twitter, wont change ground reality. Once IPL starts things will be back to how they were

Posted
Just now, LordPrabhzy said:

 

Youre thinking in a infantile way- Rajeev Shukla has come out and said we dont care.. so BCCI has made its position clear, so no matter what outrage infantile fans do on Twitter, wont change ground reality. Once IPL starts things will be back to how they were

What do you think Rajiv  will say, no IPL owners will not be permitted to bid on Pakistani players in 100.

 

 

My thinking is just fine, you are unable to seperate things. 

 

I hope this marks the beginning of end for these Marans in SRH.

 

 

 

Posted
1 hour ago, LordPrabhzy said:

 

So why should Sunrisers be forced to sell their IPL side? have they broken IPL rules? Rajeev Shukla has also said ECB controlled leagues have no jurisdiction with BCCI and they dont care what happens in Hundred.. why are fans so bothered especially in India. What you have said is completely moronic

These same IPL teams don't bid for Pakistani players in CPL, ILt20 and Sa20. What gave here?

Posted
30 minutes ago, rollingstoned said:

These same IPL teams don't bid for Pakistani players in CPL, ILt20 and Sa20. What gave here?

 

Ho gayi tassali?

 

Mohammad Amir – Trinbago Knight Riders (Caribbean Premier League) 

Mohammad Amir, the former fast bowler from Pakistan, has had a stint with the Trinbago Knight Riders, a team owned by the Knight Riders Group from India. He participated in the last CPL season and might still play a role in the future. With his wealth of experience, Amir is a real asset for the team, proving that even retired players can have a significant impact on franchise cricket. 

 

Usman Tariq – Abu Dhabi Knight Riders (ILT20) 

Usman Tariq has been nothing short of spectacular for the Abu Dhabi Knight Riders in the ILT20 2026 league. This franchise is part of the Knight Riders Group, and his impressive bowling skills have made him an essential player. It's great to see Pakistani talent making waves in Indian-owned teams across the Middle East. 

 

Usman Khan – MI Emirates (ILT20) 

Wicketkeeper Usman Khan is really making a name for himself with MI Emirates in the ILT20, a team that's got the backing of Reliance Industries from India. He plays a crucial role behind the stumps, helping keep the team balanced and competitive. Khan’s journey is a fantastic example of the opportunities that Pakistani players can find in Indian-owned franchises, even when they're playing away from their home turf. 

 

Posted

IMO it's a great opportunity for franchises to decode Tariq and Abrar for future matches. They can identify patterns, their tells & ticks etc. and pass on the info to the Indian team management :agree:

Posted
10 minutes ago, LordPrabhzy said:

 

Ho gayi tassali?

 

Mohammad Amir – Trinbago Knight Riders (Caribbean Premier League) 

Mohammad Amir, the former fast bowler from Pakistan, has had a stint with the Trinbago Knight Riders, a team owned by the Knight Riders Group from India. He participated in the last CPL season and might still play a role in the future. With his wealth of experience, Amir is a real asset for the team, proving that even retired players can have a significant impact on franchise cricket. 

 

Usman Tariq – Abu Dhabi Knight Riders (ILT20) 

Usman Tariq has been nothing short of spectacular for the Abu Dhabi Knight Riders in the ILT20 2026 league. This franchise is part of the Knight Riders Group, and his impressive bowling skills have made him an essential player. It's great to see Pakistani talent making waves in Indian-owned teams across the Middle East. 

 

Usman Khan – MI Emirates (ILT20) 

Wicketkeeper Usman Khan is really making a name for himself with MI Emirates in the ILT20, a team that's got the backing of Reliance Industries from India. He plays a crucial role behind the stumps, helping keep the team balanced and competitive. Khan’s journey is a fantastic example of the opportunities that Pakistani players can find in Indian-owned franchises, even when they're playing away from their home turf. 

 

Usman Khan qualified as a UAE local player when they bought him has been banned by ECB since after playing for Pakistan, Amir for his British passport. Tariq plays for Trinbago KR not Abu dhabi KR.

Anyway these are exceptions which don't disprove that unwritten rule which was broken for bidding this Hundred by all teams. That way Moeen Ali and Sikandar Raza are also not banned, it's not the point. 

Posted

I don’t understand why Indians are outraging about sunrises Kavya Martin’s team in Hundreds league purchasing Pakistani jhantu player Abrar. It could be the same owners in the IPL, but it is outside the jurisdiction of BCCI or IPL council. Their country their rules.

 

I don’t know why Indians are losing sleep over it.

Posted
34 minutes ago, coffee_rules said:

I don’t understand why Indians are outraging about sunrises Kavya Martin’s team in Hundreds league purchasing Pakistani jhantu player Abrar. It could be the same owners in the IPL, but it is outside the jurisdiction of BCCI or IPL council. Their country their rules.

 

I don’t know why Indians are losing sleep over it.

Most of these things will die on twitter. Some new issue will take over. Sanju Samson is abused with all kind of vile names by Kohli's fan base and Gill's fan base even after this. They all stay away from social media. I am sure Kavya will stay away regardless of the blowback.  We are emotional idiots. I think most of these outrage are from IPL fan baes from other franchisees. MI (who themselves have hired a few pakistanis in ILT20) fans, RCB fans, CSK fans.

Posted

There is one girl went on auction for 150k or so. She is feeling surreal. Seems like whole ECB finds this a massive turning point.  They are talking about dressing room jealousy etc etc. They have the IPL feeling for the first time in England. 2008 feeling lol . It has potential. But i was listening to chris jordan talking about 100. He said 30 runs in 30 balls easy peacy  for batsmen in T20. (not for SA though). But in 100 30 in 30 can be harder because he says one bowler can bowl 10 balls in a row so you can keep a batsman at one end for long period. Weird format. 

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