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So Sri Lanka whose own board bankrupted Sri Lanka cricket through corruption and had to go cap in hand to the BCCI for a loan to bail them out now have principles, how amusing.
3 and out for you. My point remains correct that BCCI has no official website. The above site is BCCI Cricket Information Management System.I dunno why it's not working for you.
http://bcci cricket.org/cims/web/jsp/login.jsp
ignore the space in the address above. It is working perfectly for me.
Alternatively, you can login to bcci.tv, which is still under construction and follow the link which appears on it.
No one wants AUS having more power in cricket, get over it.So Sri Lanka whose own board bankrupted Sri Lanka cricket through corruption and had to go cap in hand to the BCCI for a loan to bail them out now have principles, how amusing.
What's rude about that post?Unnecessarily rude posts like this are not acceptable, Sir Alex.
Australia have power in cricket, have you got the munchies too.No one wants AUS having more power in cricket, get over it.
There was no loan, get your facts straight. It was a bribeSo Sri Lanka whose own board bankrupted Sri Lanka cricket through corruption and had to go cap in hand to the BCCI for a loan to bail them out now have principles, how amusing.
I have got my facts right, maybe you are talking about another issue.There was no loan, get your facts straight. It was a bribe
India keeps touring SL as payment for getting ridding of the anti-IPL fat man.
India’s cricket board gets a loan request from Lanka
India?s cricket board gets a loan request from Lanka- Hindustan Times
Must admit the first thing I saw when I saw the headline on cricinfo was "payback for Murali time".As long as they havent criticised Murali I presume
looks like you missed my joke, loans and bribes ..........ah forget it.You missed his joke
I read this comment from the SL cricket authorities as being a direct reference to the person that NZ originally wanted for the role. In the opinions of many NZers, we got shafted by the Aussies over this one. When CA and NZC could not agree on a nomination, a panel was formed of two representatives apiece, chaired by Australian businessman Sir Rod Eddington. See:... This is getting ridiculous
If the only qualification is being a "director from Australia and New Zealand who are representatives of the ICC" then the chances are that you wont get the right person for the job...
Peter Roebuck has some strong opinions (which I regrettably agree with): Howard's nomination above boards - they haven't got a leg to stand on"Ultimately, Rod had a lot of influence in that final and difficult decision. We're sensitive to the issue that it looks like the Australians got their way. But Eddington went through the pros and cons and decided that Howard was the better person. We agreed that we'd live with the process."
In this case no. It is the Aussie cricket administrators who risk becoming a joke....Anyway I think we all agree that the Sri Lankan cricket administrators are the real joke.
I was disappointed at the decision to go for Howard over Anderson, but your point is no more than moot. It was up to Aus and NZ to decide who got the nomination, and - fact is - it was Aus/NZ's turn in the role. So if the protests are being made bcause of opinions like yours, they're misguided at best.No one wants AUS having more power in cricket, get over it.
Sorry but it's impossible not to quote one of your own posts here.Unnecessarily rude posts like this are not acceptable, Sir Alex.
In the same thread another poster also has referred to Bhajji in 4 asterisks.WAG. Can, and has been a bit of a **** on the field, but never judge a book by its cover and all that. Very nice gesture.
Roebuck says "Inevitably the boards of India, South Africa and Zimbabwe are leading the campaign to prevent the antipodean nomination taking up his position" - India (the BCCI) has not made a comment regarding this issue so far as far as I am aware. It is South Africa, Zimbabwe and Sri Lanka who have voiced objections thus far.Peter Roebuck has some strong opinions (which I regrettably agree with): Howard's nomination above boards - they haven't got a leg to stand on
Basically from the same source [Fairfax] but there is something mentioned in here:Roebuck says "Inevitably the boards of India, South Africa and Zimbabwe are leading the campaign to prevent the antipodean nomination taking up his position" - India (the BCCI) has not made a comment regarding this issue so far as far as I am aware. It is South Africa, Zimbabwe and Sri Lanka who have voiced objections thus far.
Zimbabwe is thought to be leading the charge against Mr Howard if the matter gets to a vote in Singapore late next month, and the African nations are said to have garnered support from India.
lol ownedSorry but it's impossible not to quote one of your own posts here.
In the same thread another poster also has referred to Bhajji in 4 asterisks.
Request you to be consistent.
Well that would do it.Basically from the same source [Fairfax] but there is something mentioned in here:
Cricket tensions rise over Howard