ICL & IPL (Page 3)
Fair-n-luvly IF-Sizzlerz
Joined: 29 June 2008
Posts: 11185
Originally posted by clodpolish
Originally posted by mahikhan
@cloddy! mumbai indian is gonna rule man! but im with KKR!
@cloddy! mumbai indian is gonna rule man! but im with KKR!
ya SRK fan
i am with sachin !
and zaheer, harbhajan are bonuses too
yeah me srk fan!
my hubby is a mumbaiker nri though he 've been supporting MI all through!
Mindbender IF-Sizzlerz
Joined: 21 October 2008
Posts: 15873
Originally posted by mahikhan
Originally posted by clodpolish
Originally posted by mahikhan
@cloddy! mumbai indian is gonna rule man! but im with KKR!
@cloddy! mumbai indian is gonna rule man! but im with KKR!
ya SRK fan
i am with sachin !
and zaheer, harbhajan are bonuses too
yeah me srk fan!
my hubby is a mumbaiker nri though he 've been supporting MI all through!
oh !
ya MI rules !
btw - kkr won today...so congrats
where's guru ji ? punjab lost again
Fair-n-luvly IF-Sizzlerz
Joined: 29 June 2008
Posts: 11185
hey btw did you hear abt preity zinta n nas wadia's break up?
Mindbender IF-Sizzlerz
Joined: 21 October 2008
Posts: 15873
Originally posted by mahikhan
hey btw did you hear abt preity zinta n nas wadia's break up?
hey btw did you hear abt preity zinta n nas wadia's break up?
lol its not the first time i'd be hearing about that
....as if i care
preity should just keep acting well and let her smile mesmerise others.....thats all that matters to me
baz786 IF-Sizzlerz
Joined: 15 March 2009
Posts: 13819
@clodpolish
dnt really follow IPL but i want sachin to do well he's an amazing cricketer, do you think he'll get 50 test hundreds and 50 odi hundreds b4 he retires
Mindbender IF-Sizzlerz
Joined: 21 October 2008
Posts: 15873
Originally posted by mahikhan
lol do you need to talk like that again and again ?and she is very pretty i love beautiful ppl!
Originally posted by baz786
@clodpolish
dunno really !@clodpolish
dnt really follow IPL but i want sachin to do well he's an amazing cricketer, do you think he'll get 50 test hundreds and 50 odi hundreds b4 he retires
lots of things to consider......but one thing is for sure.....he really loves the game and is passionate about it !And he is in prime form now !
baz786 IF-Sizzlerz
Joined: 15 March 2009
Posts: 13819
hey all,
i found something that mite of interest related to APL
Inzy signs American T20 League deal
April 21, 2009 11:19 IST
An American entrepreneur who hopes to establish an international Twenty20 [Images] tournament in New York has signed up former Pakistan captain Inzamam-ul-Haq [Images] and six other Pakistan players for his project scheduled to be launched later this year.
Inzamam said on Monday that he along with six other players who have been playing for the unofficial Indian Premier League [Images] have signed up for the proposed American league.
"Myself, Rana Naved, Abdul Razzaq [Images], Imran Nazir [Images], Imran Farhat [Images], Azhar Mahmood and Saqlain Mushtaq have agreed to play in this league when it is launched in New York," Inzamam said.
The former captain didn't elaborate if he had got clearance from the ICL organisers for the American league as the ICL claims it still has valid contracts with the Pakistani cricketers even though its league has been delayed this year.
Inzamam said he had got the offer from the President and CEO of American Sports And Entertainment Group Inc, Jay Mir, who has drawn up plans for a six-team American Premier League to be staged in October on a converted baseball field in Staten Island, New York.
Inzamam said the players were keen to play in the American league as it was a new concept and new venue and it would be exciting to play in America.
Sources said Inzamam and the other players had got the approval of the ICL before signing up.
The sources said that Mir was also looking forward to signing on other Pakistani players including pace bowler, Mohammad Asif [Images] who will complete a one-year ban for a failed dope test in September.
Inzamam said the American league was not an official tournament because it is not ICC-recommended.
"But the organisers say they are hoping to get clearance from the ICC [Images] for the event," he added.
The 32-year-old businessman Mir has lined up a three-year staging deal with the minor-league baseball team, Staten Island Yankees.
Using a franchise and auction system similar to the IPL, he hopes to draw up six "international" sides - Premium Pakistan, Premium Indians, Premium West Indies [Images], Premium World and Premium America - the final side drawn from the best of the talent on show from approximately 15 million cricket fans who already live in the USA.
A spokesman for the Yankees confirmed that they were in talks, adding that they were "very excited" at the prospect of bringing cricket to the city.
http://cricket.rediff.com/report/2009/apr/21/inzamam-signs-american-t20-league-deal.htm
i found something that mite of interest related to APL
Inzy signs American T20 League deal
April 21, 2009 11:19 IST
An American entrepreneur who hopes to establish an international Twenty20 [Images] tournament in New York has signed up former Pakistan captain Inzamam-ul-Haq [Images] and six other Pakistan players for his project scheduled to be launched later this year.
Inzamam said on Monday that he along with six other players who have been playing for the unofficial Indian Premier League [Images] have signed up for the proposed American league.
"Myself, Rana Naved, Abdul Razzaq [Images], Imran Nazir [Images], Imran Farhat [Images], Azhar Mahmood and Saqlain Mushtaq have agreed to play in this league when it is launched in New York," Inzamam said.
The former captain didn't elaborate if he had got clearance from the ICL organisers for the American league as the ICL claims it still has valid contracts with the Pakistani cricketers even though its league has been delayed this year.
Inzamam said he had got the offer from the President and CEO of American Sports And Entertainment Group Inc, Jay Mir, who has drawn up plans for a six-team American Premier League to be staged in October on a converted baseball field in Staten Island, New York.
Inzamam said the players were keen to play in the American league as it was a new concept and new venue and it would be exciting to play in America.
Sources said Inzamam and the other players had got the approval of the ICL before signing up.
The sources said that Mir was also looking forward to signing on other Pakistani players including pace bowler, Mohammad Asif [Images] who will complete a one-year ban for a failed dope test in September.
Inzamam said the American league was not an official tournament because it is not ICC-recommended.
"But the organisers say they are hoping to get clearance from the ICC [Images] for the event," he added.
The 32-year-old businessman Mir has lined up a three-year staging deal with the minor-league baseball team, Staten Island Yankees.
Using a franchise and auction system similar to the IPL, he hopes to draw up six "international" sides - Premium Pakistan, Premium Indians, Premium West Indies [Images], Premium World and Premium America - the final side drawn from the best of the talent on show from approximately 15 million cricket fans who already live in the USA.
A spokesman for the Yankees confirmed that they were in talks, adding that they were "very excited" at the prospect of bringing cricket to the city.
http://cricket.rediff.com/report/2009/apr/21/inzamam-signs-american-t20-league-deal.htm
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