Tom Moody banks on his players’ India experience
Wednesday, November 5, 2008
Rambal Warriors coach Tom Moody feels the experience of playing in India will help his players in the Twenty20 Champions League, starting Dec 3.
Via SindhToday
Middlesex seek England pair after Champions League crackdown
Middlesex will renew their appeal to the England and Wales Cricket Board to release Owais Shah and Andrew Strauss for their Champions League challenge in India next month after receiving shock confirmation yesterday that they could be without as many as five of their first-choice side.
Via Guardian
Stephen Fleming to coach Chennai Super Kings
In a surprising move, the Chennai IPL team has sacked Kepler Wessels as its coach and named former New Zealand captain Stephen Fleming in his place.
Via HT
Albie Morkel to play for Chennai Super Kings
Chennai Super Kings management is in no mood to let go of their prize catches recruited during the auction. After making sure Mike Hussey plays for Chennai, they have made sure that Albie Morkel, the all-rounder from South Africa will also play for chennai.
Via HT
Chennai pays Kings' ransom for Michael Hussey
WESTERN Australia has lost local hero Michael Hussey to an Indian side for December's Twenty20 clash, but is not complaining as it will receive $US200,000 ($298,000) compensation for the inconvenience and possibly stands to win $US3m.
Via TheAustralian
Uneasy Hussey swept up in T20 revolution
Tuesday, November 4, 2008
Australian batsman Mike Hussey is uneasy about being forced to choose between state and club after confirming he will turn out for the Chennai Super Kings rather than Western Australia in next month's inaugural Twenty20 Champions League.
Via WAToday
Joyce on his way to Sussex
Former Ireland cricketer Ed Joyce will leave Middlesex to join Sussex next season as he looks to revive his international career with England.The Bray native has agreed to stay at Middlesex until the end of the Champions League in India in December.
Via Irish Times
WA Rambal Warriors squad for Champions League Twenty20
Monday, November 3, 2008
WA, to be based in Bangalore, will play pool matches against Pakistan domestic champions Sialkot, who have won their past 18 Twenty20 matches, Natal Dolphins and Shane Warne’s Rajasthan Royals.
WA squad: Marcus North (capt.), David Bandy, Arron Crawford, Liam Davis, Brett Dorey, Theo Doropoulos, Ben Edmondson, Aaron Heal, Matt Johnston, Trent Kelly, Steve Magoffin, Shaun Marsh, Luke Pomersbach, Luke Ronchi, Adam Voges.
Via thewest
Mike Hussey chooses Chennai Super Kings over Rambal warriors
Michael Hussey has opted to play for Chennai Super Kings in the upcoming Champions League T20 to be held in India. WA batsman Liam Davis was named as his replacement in the WA squad that will try to conquer the 5 million dollar bounty in India.
Via TheWest
Middlesex Chief Hails Stanford Series
Middlesex chairman, Ian Lovett says "It has been excellent preparation for participation in the Champions League and I am sure that all our players will be doing their utmost in next summer's domestic T20 to ensure qualification for the next Stanford Super Series in 2009."
Via Cricket365
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