A tier-2 cricket league is about to be launched by the Board of Management for Cricket India (BCCI), presumably within the T10 format — the blueprint of which is already within the works.
In response to a report on moneycontrol.com, the league might see the sunshine of the day as early as September-October subsequent yr, and the thought has been positively acquired by numerous stakeholders.
In response to a report on moneycontrol.com, the league might see the sunshine of the day as early as September-October subsequent yr, and the thought has been positively acquired by numerous stakeholders.
The purpose of rivalry for the BCCI, as per the report, is whether or not to go forward with the T10 format or give it a inexperienced sign underneath the T20 model and whether or not to introduce an age-cap for the tier-2 league in order that it does not hurt the curiosity of the established property within the type of IPL.
Additionally being deliberated upon reportedly is to supply the current (IPL) franchise homeowners the ‘proper to first refusal’, which is among the clauses within the ongoing contracts in relation to any comparable league launched by the BCCI, earlier than any tenders are floated.
The BCCI, nevertheless, is at present targeted on the upcoming IPL public sale, which shall be held in Dubai on December 19.
