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even BCCI's father will have to answer if public really wants...its not robots who watch matches..
I thought people were all robots. :two_thumbs_up:Vote for some idiot every 5 years, whine for 5 years and then vote for another party....
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I thought people were all robots. :two_thumbs_up:Vote for some idiot every 5 years' date=' whine for 5 years and then vote for another party....[/quote'] what does it do with BCCI and cricket...
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Whatever this is absolutely low class stuff from BCCI .Kapil Dev contribution to the game is immense, and the way BCCI treated him just goes to show how worried BCCI is about the cricket in general . I don't know on what grounds he can take BCCI into court and play with his peace of mind .IMO he is should act smart and not to indulge in taking them to court .

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BCCI is not against Kapil: Shukla New Delhi: As the controversy over Kapil Dev's omission from the list of IPL beneficiaries raged on, the BCCI on Thursday said it has nothing against the legendary all-rounder and he was ignored for the cash award because of a "technical issue". While the BCCI made one-time payment to former Indian cricketers from the IPL surplus, Kapil's omission created a flutter and the Board had surprisingly not given any reason for ignoring the former Indian captain. Since the BCCI never released the full list of the beneficiaries, there was confusion on whether the former captain's name figured in it or not. But IPL chairman Rajeev Shukla finally put the records straight by saying that Kapil Dev was not eligible for the monetary benefit. "As far as Kapil Dev is concerned, BCCI is not against him. We have not got anything against Kapil but there is a technical issue. He has not accepted the amnesty proposal (by the BCCI). Technically, he is out of this benefit ambit. Otherwise, BCCI has nothing against him," Shukla told in an interview. Asked whether BCCI will consider his name if he seeks amnesty, Shukla said, "It's a hypothetical question. If he gives it, the BCCI working committee will definitely consider it." Kapil, on his part, had left it on the BCCI saying that they are the "boss" and it's their call to provide him the one-time monetary benefit or not. The 1983-World Cup winning captain was not invited by the BCCI for the functions at the four IPL venues where it honoured former cricketers with cheques for their services to Indian cricket. Kapil played 131 Tests and 225 One-day internationals for India and is rated among one of the greatest all-rounders to have played the game. He is entitled to get 1.5 crore from the BCCI as per the scheme. On why some other cricketers like Dilip Vengsarkar, Mohinder Amarnath, Gundappa Vishwnath and Syed Kirmani were not considered for the benefit, Shukla said, "Those who have been already alloted benefit matches, they cannot be part of this scheme. They cannot be given the same advantage again." Shukla was unhappy with the negative publicity being given to this scheme merely because some players were not considered. "The reason behind giving one-time benefit to players was that not many players were able to hold their benefit matches. Firstly, it's a cumbersome job to organise a match nowadays. No team is free to be available for the benefit matches. "It was a very important decision as far as the BCCI is concerned. Roughly, Rs. 90-100 crore are being distributed to players and their widows. Players were happy because they never thought that something like that would happen to them," Shukla said. "No sports organisation in the world has done it before. We are also giving pensions to our players. We feel upset when we come to know that unnecessary controversy has been created despite doing so much for the former players. In place of appreciating this gesture, they have been criticising us. "People are not looking at the positive aspect and are only seeing the negative aspect. They are after the BCCI. Instead of helping the BCCI, you want to kill the organisation," he added. http://sports.ndtv.com/cricket/news/item/191061-bcci-is-not-against-kapil-shukla

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"People are not looking at the positive aspect and are only seeing the negative aspect. They are after the BCCI. Instead of helping the BCCI, you want to kill the organisation," he added. LOL. The victimizer plays the victim.

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