BCCI gives WICB final Tuesday deadline for US$41.97m claim

krishna · 01-23-2015, 02:36 AM · 1 person reading this discussion

#1
STATING that it could no longer hold off on its claims for US$41.97 millions in losses from the premature abandonment of the contracted tour of India last October, the Board of Control for Cricket in India (BCCI) has given the West Indies Cricket Board (WICB) until next Tuesday to respond to its demands for compensation.

#2
deh kidding.  the wicb can use the pie bus to help dem tote that loot.

I lookin' fahward to see dem collect this ::LOL:: ::LOL:: ::LOL:: ::LOL::

BCCI prolly plannin' to get west indies ban out. 
good!  an out fuh we cricket misery.
mek west indies sit at home and stop the wasteful, pointless touring with this collection of
Bozo players Big Grin Big Grin Big Grin Big Grin

#3
never heard of this
you make a claim send a letter go to the press and expect me to pay


when was the trial, who was the judge that handed down this penalty
did the ICC OK this

#4
Pollard and Bravo says they can handle this " Chump Change"  8)

ably assisted by Gayle ...

#5
So what happens next given this deadline? ........ Can WICB afford to pay up?.......

#6
WICB broke  :-[

#7
[quote author=ketchim link=topic=95313.msg614143#msg614143 date=1422107553]
WICB broke  :-[
[/quote]

So this will bankrupt them and the whole 'baby party will bruk up' ? :-[

Bravo & Polly gon help them out ?  ;D .........They all really deserve each other !!
:-[

#8
I do not get this seemingly deep resentment towards Bravo and Pollard!

I cannot wait to see this edition of the WICB brought to its knees!

#9
So what they going to do if the check don't arrive


Screw them

#10
[quote author=Mail link=topic=95313.msg614149#msg614149 date=1422108140]
I do not get this seemingly deep resentment towards Bravo and Pollard!
[/quote]

So you agree that 'it's cricket' to walk out on a tour?

Apparently previously and this is going back ages ..... this malpractice of WICB always occurred but the players never walked out.  It's just not done and now that it's come to light, it probably highlights the 'cricket etiquette' that the teams of old upheld as opposed to the thinking of the likes of Bravo, Pollard et al ...
:-[

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