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shake d livin wake d dead wrote:Latest news out of S/Africa is that the upcoming tour is in doubt .wtf jed..
I wish to state for the record that all correspondence sent and decisions taken were with the full agreement and consent of the players on tour including the current Test captain Mr. Denesh Ramdin and the T20 captain Mr. Darren Sammy. It was agreed that someone needed to correspond with WIPA after we were presented with the match/tour contract in India when it became evident that the terms and conditions were very different from what we were accustomed to and expected. The team members met and I, as captain, was nominated and accepted the responsibility to correspond on behalf of the players on tour and I will continue to do so as designated."
WIPA had laid out a new payment structure for the international players during its annual general meeting on February 1, it has not shared the new agreement, which was signed with the WICB in September, with the players. Having failed to get a convincing response from Hinds, Bravo and his team-mates approached the WICB to communicate with them directly. However, Dave Cameron, the WICB president, said he would only communicate with the players through the WIPA under the rules of the MoU. Infuriated at the WICB stance, Bravo and the rest of the West Indies squad quit the India tour after the fourth ODI, drawing the ire of the BCCI and the cricketing fraternity at large.
speedmelter wrote:shake d livin wake d dead wrote:Latest news out of S/Africa is that the upcoming tour is in doubt .wtf jed..
of course its in doubt, why did you even begin to think it would happen?
the players abandoned one before the halfway stage, what makes you think they are going to start a new one. they want whatever payment/benefit whatever the case may be. when they get that they will go back and play. play sheit of course, if they were a good team i wouldve understood the extreme measures taken maybe a tad bit... but the side is sheit and fighting for more. reminds me of labour unions in trinidad
Former Australia batsman Dean Jones in The Age, Melbourne: “What we should learn from this is that today’s professional players have more power than you think. The balance of power is shifting away from the boards and administrators and towards the players. The players know that the fans come to watch them play. They are calling the shots and want to influence boards on how they should work and operate.”
Former England batsman Geoffrey Boycott: “The board has to talk to the players. You can’t treat the players like a schoolmaster giving the pupils a cane. Many of these players are iconic names, they earn fortunes now, going to the IPL so they’re not going to take the big stick from the bosses.
And if you’re a really good boss in any walk of life, in any business—and cricket in some ways is a business as well as a way of life - you have to talk to the people who work for you….People don’t just work under you, they work for you.”
Team2lo2flo wrote:Last week...
Dizzy28 wrote:Team2lo2flo wrote:Last week...
Rofl!! Was actually now going and post this same answer.
Last week they made 454 and 282 for 2.
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