themusketeer
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The company owning the teams are banned, not necessarily the team so if a group of CSK fans on this board can put together a few crores they can purchase team CSK and enter them in next years IPL, well not a legal minded folk but thats what I get from the article on cricinfo.
Yeah...so I'm trying to understand what it means for them. If the current owners don't sell their product (the teams), will it be part of the IPL in 2 years, with the same owners? That doesn't seem justified. The owners should be forced to sell their teams, maybe put in an open bidding process between various companies.
Also, what about the players?
Lol another senseless response, from a guy taking a bunch of ppl mucking about, too seriously.
Try harder dude seriously.
BCCI should actually go ahead and terminate these two franchises and ban them and then bring in completely new owners for these two cities. Why should Chennai and their fans (same with Rajasthan and their fans) lose out on a team just because a crook like Meiyappan and his father-in-law N Srinivasan decide to indulge in such dirty acts. Also the players themselves have not indulged in wrongdoings.
Ban India Cements and Raj Kundra's company. Get new owners for Chennai and Jaipur. Give the teams the option of retaining the existing set of players or do a mini auction with just these players in the pool (and anyone else who is still unsold). Get a new name for these teams. This is what should ideally happen.
I have a feeling that Chennai and Jaipur might not have IPL teams anymore. Firstly, they have this issue. On top of that both teams have stadium problems. RR didn't play a single game in Jaipur last time. And we all know of the issues that MA Chidambaram stadium has had. The stands have been sealed off forever and it just lost out on hosting WorldT20 games. On top of that, the local govt doesn't allow SL players to play
Might as well give it to other cities like ahmedabad or something.
My take is that these two teams should be allowed to retain a maximum of 5 players as long as the values of the players doesn't cross a fixed amount, say 20 crores. The ownership, etc must obviously change but taking the two cities out of the IPL? Too harsh.