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bala24
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27 Oct 2014 10:54 #220389
by bala24
Well for the good of Wi cricket we probably should help than just sue them.Well even if they do,that might create a rift between Wi and BCCI as they might interpret it wrongly.
On a personal stance,i believe BCCI might pitch in if they actually ask for help.
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27 Oct 2014 11:06 #220395
by chairman
The arrival of five West Indies cricketers to play in South Africa's domestic T20 competition, which starts on November 2, could provide the Federation of International Cricketers' Associations an opportunity to engage them about the ongoing dispute with their board.
Dwayne Bravo, Kieron Pollard, Chris Gayle, Darren Sammy and Andre Russell will participate in the tournament and FICA's executive chairman Tony Irish, who is also chief executive of the South African Cricketers' Association, told ESPNcricinfo he will use the next few weeks to try and discuss the fracas with the quintet.
"It's a positive from a FICA point of view that these players will be in South Africa because it will allow us to engage with them and try and resolve the issue," Irish said. "I'm looking forward to talking to them over the next few weeks." While Irish said FICA has been "doing what we can at this stage," he was not in a position to offer any other comment on where the process was at currently.
ESPNcricinfo understands that neither the West Indies players nor their board have yet responded to requests for offers of mediation.
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27 Oct 2014 11:17 #220396
by 1shanemarsh
did these players go to south africa because they would be making a lot more money
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27 Oct 2014 23:04 #220549
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WICB Press Realease
Kingston, Jamaica – The West Indies Cricket Board, the West Indies Players Association and representatives of the West Indies Squad on the tour of India held an emergency meeting on Sunday evening at the Jamaica Pegasus Hotel in Kingston, Jamaica.
The meeting was cordial, positive and fruitful and discussions will continue in an effort to find a way forward following the premature end of the tour of India.
The WICB was represented by President Dave Cameron, Director Don Wehby and attorney Luke Hamel-Smith.
WIPA was represented by President and Chief Executive Officer Wavell Hinds, Secretary Wayne Lewis and attorney Patrick Foster QC.
Representing the players who were on the West Indies Squad to India (with the exception of Marlon Samuels) was attorney Ralph Thorne QC. Thorne also represented the interests of Chris Gayle, Sunil Narine and Lendl Simmons. Also in attendance were players Andre Russell and Jason Holder.
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28 Oct 2014 01:09 #220576
by myballfield
When the dust is all settled I'm wondering what will be the players reaction to Marlon Samuels?.....just wondering.
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28 Oct 2014 08:36 #220589
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Marlon's always been his own man, an outsider and shut off. I dont think anything will change. If anything, it will have a positive effect on his batting.
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28 Oct 2014 10:05 #220617
by alexmax
Where does Caribbean cricket go from here? A one day team is a possibility. Some of the island states could possibly make it on their own. They could set up a local T20 competition on the IPL lines, if they can find the right level of sponsorship. I feel a regional team would need to change its name.
In the meantime, the top Caribbean players will make a good living playing in the IPL. As for the future, they may have to turn to other sports. Athletics pays well, and so does tennis.
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28 Oct 2014 10:18 #220622
by mapoui
man the cricket s ill, sick, rotten to the core from the too down and from the bottom up. looking at the discussion on these boards even ordinary west indians are as polluted as the administration.
the cricket will die because we are no longer capable of doing the job. it could be anything at all that a people used to do well but lose the capability to continue.
just reading ketchim on other pages in here makes me ill. ketchim has taken tools of war to Bravo and Pollard..your actual WMD's..to attack the least cause in the mix...not the wicb of skamerin and Whonds who instigated the mess but to those who reacted to attack in self defense
why is ketchim doing that then for here is o valid reason on the surface..or is there. from all he has said here the only reason could be the undermining of Trinidad players to get Guyanese players inserted in their place.
it is a silly, locho reason to smash principle for. but that is the only reason I can see for ketchims behavior. unless he slip and bounce his head on his famous wuk bench
let the phukin' cricket die. then bury it to clear up the stink and go on living if you/we can
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