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Country_Bookie wrote:I hope muffler bearing Bravo never plays for WI again.
U do not abandon a tour unless it's due to war or and act of God. Instead he leads his men to abandon a tour for the almighty dollar. Couldn't u have played out the remaining matches while negotiating? Now West Indies will not have access to cricket's biggest market in India for years to come.
speedmelter wrote:Country_Bookie wrote:I hope muffler bearing Bravo never plays for WI again.
U do not abandon a tour unless it's due to war or and act of God. Instead he leads his men to abandon a tour for the almighty dollar. Couldn't u have played out the remaining matches while negotiating? Now West Indies will not have access to cricket's biggest market in India for years to come.
this i agree with. the issue with their pay, which is still unclear (because clearly they arent working for free, or less than before) has nothing to do with playing a tour. why did they even go on tour if they had the issue. because their representative body messed up it is no reason to abandon a tour. dwayne bravo is very foolish, i dont understand how people see him as a leader. ive always been critical about his methods and thinking on the field. (the way he usually pushes himself and forcefully tries crap in uncalled situations) it seems like he has the same thinking off the field as well.
taking a stand for an issue is one thing. but the way they have approached this issue is like a man who is having alot of stress at work and therefore comes home and beat his wife.. what they did was not the correct avenue.
i hope india sues WICB and win
i hope that all the ones who instigated this get banned for a few years the least from playing for WI
i hope that backward cricket board is revamped...
then again im hoping for too much that would never happen. hence my lack of future interest in this team.
BCCI suspends all bilateral tours to West Indies
ESPNcricinfo staff, October 20, 2014
'Potentially catastrophic for West Indies'
The BCCI working committee has decided to suspend all bilateral tours to West Indies, in response to the visitors pulling out of their India tour. India were expected to play five series against West Indies in the next eight years, including four visits to the Caribbean.
While a BCCI release made no specific mention of any claim for damages, the Indian board will also initiate legal proceedings against the West Indies Cricket Board. The board statement also did not mention any action against West Indies players who participate in the IPL. The players were unlikely to be suspended from participation in the league, with franchises backing them.
The working committee meeting in Hyderabad was convened to discuss the aftermath of West Indies' pullout. The members unanimously felt that strong action needed to be taken against WICB in order to prevent recurrence of such an event.