Actually, I got this idea when I was watching the match between Deccan Chargers and Chennai Super Kings, why not there is a rule regarding the minimum local Indian players, to make sure that the teams are fairly distributed?
I observed that Deccan Chargers have around 5 Indian capped players, of whom Shikar Dhawan has played just ONE match, where he has got out for a zero, Manpreet Singh Gony played around 4 years ago for India, that too in only for couple of months. Ishant Sharma is out of IPL this time.
Why not BCCI put in couple of rules from next phase (I mean, after IPL 6), where there is a rule, which says Indian capped player with atleast 10 international matches for India will be put into auction and Minimum number of those players in each side to be 4?
That would stabilize the teams and make the contest more interesting, unlike what is not going on with franchisees like Deccan Chargers. I feel like introducing this rule, before some other franchisee officials start doing the same.
Your views please
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I observed that Deccan Chargers have around 5 Indian capped players, of whom Shikar Dhawan has played just ONE match, where he has got out for a zero, Manpreet Singh Gony played around 4 years ago for India, that too in only for couple of months. Ishant Sharma is out of IPL this time.
Why not BCCI put in couple of rules from next phase (I mean, after IPL 6), where there is a rule, which says Indian capped player with atleast 10 international matches for India will be put into auction and Minimum number of those players in each side to be 4?
That would stabilize the teams and make the contest more interesting, unlike what is not going on with franchisees like Deccan Chargers. I feel like introducing this rule, before some other franchisee officials start doing the same.
Your views please
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