silentstriker
The Wheel is Forever
Can you link to it please?
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Indian Premier League
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silentstriker
The Wheel is Forever
More information:
There was a memorandum of understanding (MoU) which was 1/1.5 pages long that Mills thought was insufficient. Later there seems to be something called the 'Long Form Player Agreement', which is the full contract and has been endorsed by FICA.
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Though I haven't found the text of the Long Form Player Agreement online. If you've found it, I'd be interested in the link.
There was a memorandum of understanding (MoU) which was 1/1.5 pages long that Mills thought was insufficient. Later there seems to be something called the 'Long Form Player Agreement', which is the full contract and has been endorsed by FICA.
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Though I haven't found the text of the Long Form Player Agreement online. If you've found it, I'd be interested in the link.
Goughy
Hall of Fame Member
"6. (a) In addition to paragraph 5 above on each and any occasion when the Player is Unavailable during a Contracted Season the Franchisee shall be entitled to reduce the Player Fee by the ratio between the total number of Matches for which the Player is Unavailable in each Contracted Season and the total number of Matches in that Contracted Season. By way of example, if the Player was Unavailable for 5 Matches out of a total of 20 then the Player Fee would be reduced by 25%."
Full Contract
http://www.smh.com.au/news/cricket/playing-contract/2007/12/21/1198175347560.html
Now Im guessing that not many have signed this yet. Especially as the auctions were for the rights to a player rather than guaranteeing participation
Full Contract
http://www.smh.com.au/news/cricket/playing-contract/2007/12/21/1198175347560.html
Now Im guessing that not many have signed this yet. Especially as the auctions were for the rights to a player rather than guaranteeing participation
Goughy
Hall of Fame Member
"7.2 If the Player suffers Permanent Disablement for a consecutive or aggregate period of 30 days or more during any Contracted Season then without prejudice to any other rights or remedies under this Agreement the Franchisee shall be entitled to suspend its obligations under this Agreement with immediate effect by giving written notice to the Player."
If they are injured then they dont pay them
If they are injured then they dont pay them
silentstriker
The Wheel is Forever
Very interesting. If they are injured for more than 30 days consecutively, they don't pay them.
silentstriker
The Wheel is Forever
Interesting thing though, they separate Permanant Disablement (more than 30 days, or most of the IPL season) with Injury:
So they get paid if they are injured, but not if the injury lasts for most of the IPL season (e.g 30 days).
four_or_six
Cricketer Of The Year
I was under the impression this was one reason for Bond joining the ICL... that the injury provision was better in the contracts. I can't find a link though.
Goughy
Hall of Fame Member
Doesnt have to be consec
silentstriker
The Wheel is Forever
Yup, you are right. It's 30 days overall.
ret
International Debutant
what i want to know abt the contracts is
1. If a player does not play any matches, i.e. does not show up for IPL then does he get paid?
2. what r the minimum # of matches, he has to be available for to get any kind of salary
3. Is the salary, proportional to # of matches available for?
so lets say if Symmo doesn't show up for IPL then he doesn't get paid, right? ... and if he is available for say 5 out of 14 games that Hydab plays then his salary would be 1 million divided by 14 and then multilied by 5, right? 1m / 14 * 5 = ?
1. If a player does not play any matches, i.e. does not show up for IPL then does he get paid?
2. what r the minimum # of matches, he has to be available for to get any kind of salary
3. Is the salary, proportional to # of matches available for?
so lets say if Symmo doesn't show up for IPL then he doesn't get paid, right? ... and if he is available for say 5 out of 14 games that Hydab plays then his salary would be 1 million divided by 14 and then multilied by 5, right? 1m / 14 * 5 = ?
Goughy
Hall of Fame Member
It goes on the proportion of games you are available for.
If you have signed a contract and are fit and available then you should get paid.
There is no min number of games. If you qualify for 1 game you get that proportion same as if you are there for half and all the games. Its all proportional.
Basically, the contracts are on a game by game basis.
ret
International Debutant
i guess, the teams play each each other twice on home n away basis, so basically 14 games, then the semi & te final [if the team makes it that far]
if Dhoni is available for all the games then he gets more than 100k per game .... if Chennai gets in to the final then his price per game drops a little [1.5m divided by 16]
if Dhoni is available for all the games then he gets more than 100k per game .... if Chennai gets in to the final then his price per game drops a little [1.5m divided by 16]
Manee
Cricketer Of The Year
Do you (all cricketweb members) believe that the IPL will aid the BCCI in bringing more overseas talent to the Ranji competitions?
All these schedule clashes could be solved by a shortening of both the international and the IPL schedule - perhaps there is a lesson there.
All these schedule clashes could be solved by a shortening of both the international and the IPL schedule - perhaps there is a lesson there.
silentstriker
The Wheel is Forever
No, Ranji trophy is very different from IPL and T20.
Jono
Virat Kohli (c)
Are Hyderabad going to be known as the Hyderabad Deccan Chargers, or just Deccan Chargers? Pretty **** if they actually dropped the 'Hyderabad', particularly since my parent's heritage there is a big part as to why I would be supporting them.
Also, tell me Mumbai aren't going to be known as the 'Mumbai Indians'
Also, tell me Mumbai aren't going to be known as the 'Mumbai Indians'
Jono
Virat Kohli (c)
Praveen Kumar?
Salamuddin
International Debutant
iplinfo.net/2008/03/18/balaji-included-in-ipl-chennai-team/
Balaji to make a comeback in the IPL......good to see that the back injury didn't end his career permanently.
Balaji to make a comeback in the IPL......good to see that the back injury didn't end his career permanently.
Manee
Cricketer Of The Year
I understand, but it is a remote possibility of the boards attempting to tap up some of the lower end of the talent on display in the IPL. From what I have read, the boards do have a small share/say in the goings on of the IPL team which encompasses their area of India.
masterblaster
International Captain
I'm probably going to switch my allegiances from Delhi and start supporting Bangalore. Bangalore's team is just so different to everybody elses, it would be fantastic to see such a technically correct and experienced side win the tournament over the other more glamourous franchises.