Bangladeshi 20/20 tournament....
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mikesiva
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Who knows, Maps, maybe Modi is pumping money into this....
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And he is currently out of a job and where else to invest in something similar to the IPL...his creation? Modi bringing de competition close to home...hope dem boys get dem money before the season and nat after!!!mapoui wrote:in all likelihood. billions of dollars can stretch very far...and he is a billionaire isnt he!?mikesiva wrote:Who knows, Maps, maybe Modi is pumping money into this....
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The BPL has hit the Saffer 20/20 league hard....
'Only Chris Gayle is still confirmed, for the Dolphins, though there was some speculation about his availability following his hefty deal with the Bangladesh Premier League. Gayle was bought for US$ 551,000 by Barisal and will only play a handful of matches in Dhaka. The amount he is being paid by the BPL is reportedly eight times more than the Dolphins are dishing out for him but they have received a guarantee from Gayle's management. "When I saw that he was involved in the Bangladesh Premier League I called his agent to see if it would affect his South African deal," Jesse Chellan, chief executive of the Dolphins said. "His agent has assured us that he will be available for the full campaign. He is due to arrive on February 16." The Dolphins are still searching for a replacement for Tait. Chellan said the BPL has "hampered us," in the search to find suitable foreign players. Kieron Pollard and Sohail Tanvir were also on the radar of some South African franchises but have both been contracted by the BPL. The Lions are close to signing Dirk Nannes while the Cobras and Titans have secured the services of Owais Shah and Alfonso Thomas respectively. One of the other names mentioned is that of Dwayne Bravo, who was not picked up at the BPL.'
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I think cricinfo are mixing up Dwayne Bravo with Darren Bravo....
So much for the theory that Chris Gayle is only interested in earning as much money as possible. He's honouring his contract with the Saffers, even though it's reportedly eight times less than the Bangladeshi one!
Interestingly, Gordon Greenidge will coach Khulna and Viv Richards will be brand ambassador of Chittagong.
'Only Chris Gayle is still confirmed, for the Dolphins, though there was some speculation about his availability following his hefty deal with the Bangladesh Premier League. Gayle was bought for US$ 551,000 by Barisal and will only play a handful of matches in Dhaka. The amount he is being paid by the BPL is reportedly eight times more than the Dolphins are dishing out for him but they have received a guarantee from Gayle's management. "When I saw that he was involved in the Bangladesh Premier League I called his agent to see if it would affect his South African deal," Jesse Chellan, chief executive of the Dolphins said. "His agent has assured us that he will be available for the full campaign. He is due to arrive on February 16." The Dolphins are still searching for a replacement for Tait. Chellan said the BPL has "hampered us," in the search to find suitable foreign players. Kieron Pollard and Sohail Tanvir were also on the radar of some South African franchises but have both been contracted by the BPL. The Lions are close to signing Dirk Nannes while the Cobras and Titans have secured the services of Owais Shah and Alfonso Thomas respectively. One of the other names mentioned is that of Dwayne Bravo, who was not picked up at the BPL.'
http://www.espncricinfo.com/rsa-t20-11/ ... 50620.html" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;
I think cricinfo are mixing up Dwayne Bravo with Darren Bravo....
So much for the theory that Chris Gayle is only interested in earning as much money as possible. He's honouring his contract with the Saffers, even though it's reportedly eight times less than the Bangladeshi one!
Interestingly, Gordon Greenidge will coach Khulna and Viv Richards will be brand ambassador of Chittagong.
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The fixtures....
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