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Why are Indian players not allowed to play in other t20 leagues?


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I can understand the BCCI being concerned about the main 20-25 players and keeping them away from such leagues due to fears of burnout (??), but why stop the fringe players from playing in other t20 leagues around the world? I am sure IPL players like Valthaty, Jakati, Sid Trivedi or even some ODI specialists would be in demand if they were to be available for such leagues. Shouldn't they be allowed to go and play such leagues when we have got so many foreign players playing in our t20 league?

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I can understand the BCCI being concerned about the main 20-25 players and keeping them away from such leagues due to fears of burnout (??), but why stop the fringe players from playing in other t20 leagues around the world? I am sure IPL players like Valthaty, Jakati, Sid Trivedi or even some ODI specialists would be in demand if they were to be available for such leagues. Shouldn't they be allowed to go and play such leagues when we have got so many foreign players playing in our t20 league?
They stopped Sourav Ganguly from playing BPL as well.
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Thats sad. Dada would have been the superstar attraction of BPL. They adore him in Bangladesh.
what about team? also has SJ mentioned we have one tourney running around if our players allowed to participate in T20 leagues no one plays stupid Ranji's any longer :phehehe:
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BCCI acts like a cop in cricketing world .Now their actions are pretty Moronic like not allowing Indian players to play in BPL or Australian league

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we have duleep trophy running now and vijay hazare trophy starting in 10 days. the non-capped indian players get peanuts due to not being in the auction and that needs to be changed.

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The official line is 1. Indian tour of Aus 2. Indian domestic season. But I am sure that they could have let players like Ganguly, Yusuf Pathan, etc play. Did BCCI really stop Ganguly or is it his commentary committments + he is now head of the BCCI technical committee.

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The official line is 1. Indian tour of Aus 2. Indian domestic season. But I am sure that they could have let players like Ganguly, Yusuf Pathan, etc play. Did BCCI really stop Ganguly or is it his commentary committments + he is now head of the BCCI technical committee.
Right now, Ganguly has no commentary commitments for the next 20 days. And being the head of the BCCI technical committee does not stop him from playing a 20-day tournament when he can go abroad for a month for his commentary stints.
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Right now' date=' Ganguly has no commentary commitments for the next 20 days. And being the head of the BCCI technical committee does not stop him from playing a 20-day tournament when he can go abroad for a month for his commentary stints.[/quote'] but how does his batting really helps any team :dontknow:
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but how does his batting really helps any team :dontknow:
Helped Bengal avoid relegation in the Ranji Trophy. In fact, they were just a wicket away from qualifying for the quarter-finals. And anyway since all the teams of Bangladesh wanted him, he could have as well gone.
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BTW why does Ganguly need a BCCI permission in the first place, he doesn't have a BCCI or state contract as a player I think. Why can't he do a Chris Gayle.

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BTW why does Ganguly need a BCCI permission in the first place' date=' he doesn't have a BCCI or state contract as a player I think. Why can't he do a Chris Gayle.[/quote'] He plays Ranji for his state. IPL for a franchise. Is the head of the BCCI Technical Committee. Not a rebel like Gayle who has shown the :finger: to the board.
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He plays Ranji for his state. IPL for a franchise. Is the head of the BCCI Technical Committee. Not a rebel like Gayle who has shown the :finger: to the board.
no silly comments against Gayle plz

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