Kapil Dev-Help Him Realise His Dream

Dear All,

This is my small attempt to realise the Dream of Kapil Dev_ i.e to Help him in the task of finding new Talent for Indian Cricket.

If you feel, Kapil Dev, is doing the right thing by being part of ICL, please email to both the organizations(reply option can be utilised) i.e., ICL and BCCI to come together for the good of CRICKET

The email Id's are
response@iclonline.in, questions@bcci.tv


Some Information to facilitate, to arrive at an assessment.
I am only fascinated only with KAPIL DEV', and nothing else.


Extraced from Wikipedia regarding ICL
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Transparency Issues

Independent analysts have difficulty gauging the financial viability of the ICL due to the lack of transparency of the league's operations. Terms of contracts are rarely known and advertising revenue from match telecasts — considered to be the driver of all revenue — have never been disclosed. Because they are unsanctioned by the ICC, they do not have access to the best facilities across the whole country or access to the best players which limits their ability to capture high gate revenues. This lack of transparency leads to questions regarding the overall viability of the ICL's business model.

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Extraced from Wikipedia regarding Kapil Dev
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In May 2007, Kapil Dev joined the upstart Indian Cricket League (ICL) floated by Zee TV as the chairman of executive board and defended his decision as complimenting BCCI's structure rather than opposing it - "We are not looking to create a rival team but helping the Indian board to find more talent". In June 2007, BCCI responded by revoking the pension for all players who have joined ICL, including Kapil. on 21 August 2007, Kapil Dev was removed from the chairmanship of the National Cricket Academy, a day after he addressed a formal press conference of the new Indian Cricket League.

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A Closing quote from my favourite author:
Ambrose Bierce [pseudonym Grile Dod] (1842-c1914), American journalist and author wrote The Devil's Dictionary (1906);
CIRCUS, n. A place where horses, ponies and elephants are permitted to see men, women and children acting the fool.