WICB in danger of being suspended from ICC

krishna · 10-22-2014, 11:46 AM · 1 person reading this discussion

#1
The ICC board will meet on November 10 with the implications of West Indies' abandonment of their tour of India certain to dominate discussions.

While the ICC has released a statement expressing a hope "the matter will be resolved amicably", it appears that the potential consequences for the WICB could be catastrophic if the ICC's rules are applied to the letter.

The worst case scenario is not only that WICB could see its participation fees for the 2015 World Cup reallocated to the BCCI whether West Indies are involved or not, but it could also face suspension from the ICC. However, since this series was based on a bilateral agreement, the ICC can only take action if the BCCI lodges a complaint with it.

#2
I can only hope the BCCI don't lodge a complaint then, because if they lose the ICC license, it will be a big loss to the game of Cricket.

#3
why would it be a big loss



#4
but the wicb appoint a committee to investigate.  dont deh all have t hol' strain until then..whenever it report ::LOL:: ::LOL:: ::LOL:: ::LOL::

#5
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but the wicb appoint a committee to investigate.  dont deh all have t hol' strain until then..whenever it report ::LOL:: ::LOL:: ::LOL:: ::LOL::
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That "appoint a committee to investigate" is just euphemism for "oh shyte, we have fcuked up royally this time, lets figure a way to save our incompetent kunts"
. 8)

#6
Big Grin Big Grin Big Grin Big Grin Big Grin Big Grin
exactly

#7
Would ICC recognise Guyana ?

via former exec Lloyd  8)

#8
With the NEW franchise model we can cop West Indies spot  :-*


Promise to have a coupla trickies in my squad  Tongue

#9
This just reminds me of a socialist government increasing tax on the wealthy (8 senior players) so that the bottom feeders can grow (the 90 players who would have benefitted from a salary increase and development programmes). But the wealthy getting angry, quit the country destroy the economy in the process (lets face it WI cricket is temporarily ruined) and fleeing to Monaco for tax breaks (the IPL).

#10
who is going to resolve the problem between the WIPA and the players?

Hinds is the leader but there is no confidence in him

I suspect there will be court battle!  This will take how long?

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