T20 and T20I cricket prediction and discussion

[Iranus]

Sakib Al Hasan has great interest everywhere on the world, so make him happy the way he can. Team BAN are so much dependent on Shakib Al Hasan, they could barely put any significant effort on the field. BAN suppose one of the most improved cricket team over last 4-5 yeas, but BAN only could perform well under the presence those 3-4 senior players in the team. All the time seniors are become lead performer in Bangladesh. Our concern is when will the juniors take the lead role?

In order to produce quality young players, first you need to have a good domestic structure. As of now, the domestic cricket in Bangladesh is a joke. The BCB focuses more on the Dhaka based clubs, rather than investing their money in the outer regions. A complete revamp is needed for the domestic 4-day competition (National Cricket League). One solution would be to increase the number of tours by the Bangladesh A team. But the cricket board has once again failed in this regard.

Domestic matches under the BCB are not very developed. Moreover, BCB has many internal problems. Players like Imrul Kayes and Anamul Haque have consistently performed well in domestic league matches but are not being given a chance in the national team. Liton and Mithun are not successful in the national team, yet they are included in the squad for almost all of their matches.

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[romero121]

Sakib Al Hasan has great interest everywhere on the world, so make him happy the way he can. Team BAN are so much dependent on Shakib Al Hasan, they could barely put any significant effort on the field. BAN suppose one of the most improved cricket team over last 4-5 yeas, but BAN only could perform well under the presence those 3-4 senior players in the team. All the time seniors are become lead performer in Bangladesh. Our concern is when will the juniors take the lead role?

In order to produce quality young players, first you need to have a good domestic structure. As of now, the domestic cricket in Bangladesh is a joke. The BCB focuses more on the Dhaka based clubs, rather than investing their money in the outer regions. A complete revamp is needed for the domestic 4-day competition (National Cricket League). One solution would be to increase the number of tours by the Bangladesh A team. But the cricket board has once again failed in this regard.

Every country have created its own form of domestic cricket structure, but the same weren't found to be active throughout. This is due to the lack of fund, most of the cricket board suffer financial problem. Indian cricket board is the one that is paying the players without any big issue based on the category on which the player falls.

[7788bitcoin]

Team BAN are so much dependent on Shakib Al Hasan, they could barely put any significant effort on the field. BAN suppose one of the most improved cricket team over last 4-5 yeas, but BAN only could perform well under the presence those 3-4 senior players in the team. All the time seniors are become lead performer in Bangladesh. Our concern is when will the juniors take the lead role?

Shakib Al Hasan is a world class all rounder and if a pitch is helping the spinners then he will create pressure at one end and then they have other spinners to tighten the other end as well and then there is Mustafizur Rahman who troubles the batman with his line and length and his slower balls and they need to discover bowlers and all rounders like them to strengthen the team.

[eaLiTy]

Every country have created its own form of domestic cricket structure, but the same weren't found to be active throughout. This is due to the lack of fund, most of the cricket board suffer financial problem. Indian cricket board is the one that is paying the players without any big issue based on the category on which the player falls.

In the past Sri Lankan players were picked from school cricket performers and that is how majority of the legendary players came in the national team and they had a solid selection process in identifying the talents at an young age and groom them until they are well prepared to be in the national team.

Right now i am not sure how the process is going and some of the retired players like Sanath Jayasuriya and Muttiah Muralitharan were funding from their own pocket to improve some of the club facilities after the Tsunami wiped away everything and the building up from that disaster was time consuming and i am not sure about the present situation.

Lack of funds is not the lone problem, in the past they were able to pick the best players and back in the 90s they were not even having funds they are getting now and no one thought they will be competitive against other teams but Arjuna Ranatunga was able to pick together a team that could change ODI cricket forever and the rest is history and now they went back to the situation where they were prior to 1990.

[Sithara007]

Every country have created its own form of domestic cricket structure, but the same weren't found to be active throughout. This is due to the lack of fund, most of the cricket board suffer financial problem. Indian cricket board is the one that is paying the players without any big issue based on the category on which the player falls.

Every test nation receives ICC funding of around $15 million per year, and therefore the allegations of cash crunch are baseless. Less than 10% of this amount is given to the national team players. The vast majority of the remainder is supposed to be used for improving the domestic cricket. On top of that, the BCB receives additional revenues from TV rights and gate collection. And despite all this, if the domestic cricket in Bangladesh is in bad shape, then it means that most of this money is being stolen.

[romero121]

Every country have created its own form of domestic cricket structure, but the same weren't found to be active throughout. This is due to the lack of fund, most of the cricket board suffer financial problem. Indian cricket board is the one that is paying the players without any big issue based on the category on which the player falls.

Every test nation receives ICC funding of around $15 million per year, and therefore the allegations of cash crunch are baseless. Less than 10% of this amount is given to the national team players. The vast majority of the remainder is supposed to be used for improving the domestic cricket. On top of that, the BCB receives additional revenues from TV rights and gate collection. And despite all this, if the domestic cricket in Bangladesh is in bad shape, then it means that most of this money is being stolen.

Agreed, the allocation is well done. Rather than getting stolen there is more chance of the funds being misused. Domestic cricket is the key platform to make young generation get stronger into cricket. From the amount thats been mentioned, and the situation of domestic cricket players it doesn't look like 90% is benefitting domestic cricket.

[bryant.coleman]

Agreed, the allocation is well done. Rather than getting stolen there is more chance of the funds being misused. Domestic cricket is the key platform to make young generation get stronger into cricket. From the amount thats been mentioned, and the situation of domestic cricket players it doesn't look like 90% is benefitting domestic cricket.

Normally the cricket boards devote around 20% to 30% of the total pool for domestic cricket. But in case of Bangladesh, the biggest problem is that they don't have established domestic teams. For so many years, the cricketing structure was based on Dhaka based clubs. BCB has recently attempted to expand cricket to regions outside Dhaka, but the results are not very encouraging. Most of the cricketing facilities are concentrated in Dhaka and it is still difficult for players from other regions to catch the attention of selectors.

[ene1980]

Normally the cricket boards devote around 20% to 30% of the total pool for domestic cricket. But in case of Bangladesh, the biggest problem is that they don't have established domestic teams. For so many years, the cricketing structure was based on Dhaka based clubs. BCB has recently attempted to expand cricket to regions outside Dhaka, but the results are not very encouraging. Most of the cricketing facilities are concentrated in Dhaka and it is still difficult for players from other regions to catch the attention of selectors.

So there is no domestic tournaments for Bangaldesh and yet they are able to pick talents through club cricket and it was the same that was said about Sri Lanka by one user and that means only India and Pakistan is having domestic tournaments and India is producing more talents because of the IPL and Pakistan is having PSL and they will help them is producing young talents like India in the coming years.

[Vishnu.Reang]

So there is no domestic tournaments for Bangaldesh and yet they are able to pick talents through club cricket and it was the same that was said about Sri Lanka by one user and that means only India and Pakistan is having domestic tournaments and India is producing more talents because of the IPL and Pakistan is having PSL and they will help them is producing young talents like India in the coming years.

Bangladesh is having such a huge population, and cricket is unarguably the top sport there. Despite all these, the performance of the national team has been appalling ever since they received the test status. Lack of a proper domestic tournament may be one of the reasons. But then how did Sri Lanka managed to achieve a lot more success, with just around 1/10th population and the same club-based structure? The Bangladesh national team has underperformed consistently and the reasons should be analyzed.

[ene1980]

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You can't force the players. After all, it is their livelihood. For the players, their peak form usually last for 3-4 years. And they need to earn as much as they can during this period. The cricket boards need to take that into consideration. The contract salaries are very low for teams such as Bangladesh.

My doubts is that they are having a contract with a board and is it possible that they can go outside and play if the Bangladesh cricket board takes a strict decision.

On top of that, the board had recently handed out a one-year ban to Shakib, which many of us thought was excessive. Let some of the younger players be given a chance in the national team. Why they are so dependent on one player? Let's not forget the fact that Bangladesh is a test nation and are therefore supposed to have a good talent pool.

Having a Test status does not mean that they need to have a talent pool, we know the talent pool of Zimbabwe . The one year ban was for not reporting and following the ICC code of conduct.

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Bangladesh is having such a huge population, and cricket is unarguably the top sport there. Despite all these, the performance of the national team has been appalling ever since they received the test status. Lack of a proper domestic tournament may be one of the reasons. But then how did Sri Lanka managed to achieve a lot more success, with just around 1/10th population and the same club-based structure? The Bangladesh national team has underperformed consistently and the reasons should be analyzed.

Sri Lanaka had great players in their team that could change the match and the problem is that they did not groom the young players before the experienced players retired and Bangladesh have good players now and they need to groom the young talents and we might see a promising player within the next decade.

[Sithara007]

ESPN Cricinfo has reported that the Indian national women's team are yet to receive the prize money from the 2020 T20 World Cup, despite that event commencing almost 15 months ago. It amazes me how the BCCI treats its domestic and women players. Despite being the richest board, they always treat these players like untouchables. Many of them have no other source of revenue, and despite that there is an unnecessary one and half years delay in distributing the payments. I am sure that they will never allow such delays with the salaries of the administrators.

https://www.espncricinfo.com/story/india-women-players-finally-set-to-receive-t20-world-cup-prize-money-1263994

[JSRAW]

^^ More like Women's cricketers, Poor girls always in the back seat no matter what. Tbh when Gangully took the charge i was expecting some good changes in the BCCI approach, so far disappointing performance indeed. 

[bryant.coleman]

^^ More like Women's cricketers, Poor girls always in the back seat no matter what. Tbh when Gangully took the charge i was expecting some good changes in the BCCI approach, so far disappointing performance indeed. 

Actually we need to see how much power Ganguly possess within the BCCI. He may be the president of the BCCI, but unless he has support from a majority of the state associations, he won't be able to put forward his ideas into motion. And almost all of the state associations are controlled by various political parties. On top of that, the IPL franchise owners have also now formed a cabal among themselves. I was also excited when Ganguly was elected to the post.. but so far it has been disappointing.

[Haunebu]

Looks like IPL 2021 will resume in a couple of months in the UAE as expected.

https://www.google.com/amp/s/www.espncricinfo.com/story/ipl-2021-bcci-mulls-september-october-window-for-remainder-of-ipl-2021-1264041%3fplatform=amp

The Indian players will finish their series against England and transfer from bubble to bubble. It seems there might be 10 double headers to speed things up. T-20 World Cup begins immediately after IPL 2021 ends.

[ene1980]

ESPN Cricinfo has reported that the Indian national women's team are yet to receive the prize money from the 2020 T20 World Cup, despite that event commencing almost 15 months ago. It amazes me how the BCCI treats its domestic and women players. Despite being the richest board, they always treat these players like untouchables. Many of them have no other source of revenue, and despite that there is an unnecessary one and half years delay in distributing the payments. I am sure that they will never allow such delays with the salaries of the administrators.

Since this incident came to light that Indian National Women's team is yet to receive the prize money, Brad Hodge came out and asked the BCCI about the money one of the IPL team owe him 10 years ago and how to proceed to get that money as he is yet to get 35% of the contracted money which is a fairly large amount of money $127,000
according to some reports considering his contract amount.

Will see how many players will pop up asking them to pay up that could literally humiliate the richest and powerful cricket board .
 

[Sithara007]

Since this incident came to light that Indian National Women's team is yet to receive the prize money, Brad Hodge came out and asked the BCCI about the money one of the IPL team owe him 10 years ago and how to proceed to get that money as he is yet to get 35% of the contracted money which is a fairly large amount of money $127,000
according to some reports considering his contract amount.

Will see how many players will pop up asking them to pay up that could literally humiliate the richest and powerful cricket board .

The richest sports board in the world never makes a delay in the payment of their administrators, but here we have a bunch of players who have been waiting for a decade to receive their payment. I don't understand the mentality of these people. They need to understand that they receive their salaries just because these poor players put the effort in the field. I hope that the BCCI will soon clear the pending dues, with interest. BTW, why can't these players approach the courts?

[pakhitheboss]

Since this incident came to light that Indian National Women's team is yet to receive the prize money, Brad Hodge came out and asked the BCCI about the money one of the IPL team owe him 10 years ago and how to proceed to get that money as he is yet to get 35% of the contracted money which is a fairly large amount of money $127,000
according to some reports considering his contract amount.

Will see how many players will pop up asking them to pay up that could literally humiliate the richest and powerful cricket board .

The richest sports board in the world never makes a delay in the payment of their administrators, but here we have a bunch of players who have been waiting for a decade to receive their payment. I don't understand the mentality of these people. They need to understand that they receive their salaries just because these poor players put the effort in the field. I hope that the BCCI will soon clear the pending dues, with interest. BTW, why can't these players approach the courts?

This is appalling, the richest cricket board is not paying salaries to players who have generated so much revenue for the board. Players should take this issue to court.

[bryant.coleman]

This is appalling, the richest cricket board is not paying salaries to players who have generated so much revenue for the board. Players should take this issue to court.

Indian courts are useless. It takes around 20-30 years to get a judgement. One of my friends had a property dispute and after 25 years they had an out of court settlement to resolve the issue. If they had waited for a judgement, then it could have easily taken another two decades. Since overseas players are involved, I would advise them to go for international arbitration. Only such judgements can force the BCCI to make payments with due interest. Really feel bad about the players.. after all the hard work they end up unrewarded.

[7788bitcoin]

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 I hope that the BCCI will soon clear the pending dues, with interest. BTW, why can't these players approach the courts?

We just knew about Brad Hodge because he made his issues public in social media, i wonder how many players will be in that situation as there are other players who were contracted to that team and it is better to sort out the issues even though it is a decade old issue and i wonder why Brad Hodge did not proceed with the nonpayment earlier as the amount owed is fairly large.

Indian courts are useless. It takes around 20-30 years to get a judgement. One of my friends had a property dispute and after 25 years they had an out of court settlement to resolve the issue. If they had waited for a judgement, then it could have easily taken another two decades. 

They should have done outside the court settlement couple of decades earlier  .

Since overseas players are involved, I would advise them to go for international arbitration. Only such judgements can force the BCCI to make payments with due interest. Really feel bad about the players.. after all the hard work they end up unrewarded.

These arbitration and hiring lawyers cost them money and may be that is the reason they are not hiring a lawyer to fight for the money as the net profit will be minimal.

[bryant.coleman]

They should have done outside the court settlement couple of decades earlier  .

During the initial stages, no one want to compromise. Both the sides think that their part is right and therefore the judgement will be in their favor. As time passes, they realize that only the lawyers are getting rich and a favorable judgement is nowhere in the horizon. Eventually they will be forced to swallow their ego and pride, and go for a settlement.

These arbitration and hiring lawyers cost them money and may be that is the reason they are not hiring a lawyer to fight for the money as the net profit will be minimal.

Agreed. Even arbitration can go on for many years and these players probably don't want to take that risk. They just want to carry on with their career (many of them are in coaching roles now), without creating much controversy. At this point, going against the BCCI can cause issues for their current job as well.