The competitive streak is well and truly alive in England Ashes hero Matthew Hoggard, who yesterday said he would be interested in playing in the Indian Premier League (IPL) next season.
Via SCMP
After the PR nightmare of Stanford week, the England and Wales Cricket Board have little time to regroup before their chief executive, David Collier, heads to India for a crucial meeting with Indian Premier League commissioner Lalit Modi next week.
Via Telegraph
Indian Premier League official and former BCCI secretary Niranjan Shah has threatened to take legal course against Mohammad Yousuf if the Pakistani batsman returned to the ‘rebel’ Indian Cricket League fold.
Via TOI
Looks like Yousuf has no luck to play either in IPL or ICL due to legal issues.
BCCI vice-president Lalit Modi has hit back at Sri Lanka Cricket chairman Arjuna Ranatunga for his “continuous blasting” of the Indian Premier League, saying his outbursts were totally uncalled for. Modi, however, insisted that the Indian board has the “best of relationships” with the SLC and players.
Via PTI
IPL chief Lalit Modi has revealed that Kevin Pietersen has already agreed to join the Indian Premier League next year. “I am very keen for Kevin to take part in the IPL,” Modi was reported as saying in The Sun. “He has already agreed to be part of it, we just need a non-objection certificate [...]
Arjuna Ranatunga, the chairman of Sri Lanka Cricket (SLC), has reiterated his opposition to the IPL and said it was “unfair” that the national board does not gain any money for releasing its players for the BCCI-backed Twenty20 league. SLC will now ensure it becomes the sole representative of its players and earns revenue from [...]
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India’s second-richest man, Anil Ambani, denied a claim from Indian Premier League Chairman Lalit Modi that he may bid for a franchise in the Twenty20 cricket competition.
Via Bloomberg
India’s second-richest man, Anil Ambani, may bid for an Indian Premier League Twenty20 cricket franchise, according to league Chairman Lalit Modi. Anil is very interested and we will add one more team next year, Modi said in an interview in London on Oct. 24.
Via Bloomberg
GRAHAM Napier is in negotiations to join the Indian Premier League in 2009, the Essex all-rounder has confirmed. Napier said the opportunity to move to the multi-millioin pound IPL was too good to turn down.
Via Guardian-Series
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