players have no right to complain about tight schedule: icc

newzolt

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I think the heavy international schedule should be confronted with a nice rotation policy coupled with good opportunities to the youngsters.
 

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newzolt said:
I think the heavy international schedule should be confronted with a nice rotation policy coupled with good opportunities to the youngsters.
Spot on.

It's mainly the Aussies who are complaining. They should ask themselves why on earth would they play a "full" side against Bangladesh?? THey should of brought all the main players back home from South Africa for a rest, and sent over some of our Australia A team or some complete newbies.
 

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.::Stevo::. said:
Spot on.

It's mainly the Aussies who are complaining. They should ask themselves why on earth would they play a "full" side against Bangladesh?? THey should of brought all the main players back home from South Africa for a rest, and sent over some of our Australia A team or some complete newbies.
Thats a silly thing to say after what the Bangalis did in the first match. Australia would've lost for sure if the ACB sent their A team instead.
 

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nightprowler10 said:
Thats a silly thing to say after what the Bangalis did in the first match. Australia would've lost for sure if the ACB sent their A team instead.
I didnt say the whole team, i said most. Australia say they are 'fatigued' so why not send some fresh young guns??? Its a perfect opportunity. I dont see how it's silly.
 

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I think the ICC arent to be blamed for too many games in a calendar year,and definately not for Australia(as some of the subcontinent teams play far more games).But I personally would question the gap between games.There is far to small a gap between games,especially test matches and far too big a gap between series at times(nearly 5 months in case of Australia).Maybe they could put all the games similar to a season mode(like they do with clubs) and keep an offseason period.That way there should be a reasonable time gap between matches as well.
 

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Man ICC is right. Don't the players have lulla( Tatta) to play even women cricket play more then that.
 

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