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InDepth headlines national business sports cricket regional entertainment technology world travel autos health | in-depth coverage > ICC Champions Trophy 2002 > World cricketers support Indian players, reject ICC's terms 17.16 IST 21st Sept 2002 By IndiaExpress Bureau Players from around the world Saturday came out in support of the Indian cricketers saying they were under no compulsion to agree to existing sponsorship terms of International Cricket Council. They warned that stringent conditions would deter the top players from participating in major ICC tournaments. "The current terms will stop the best players from participating in the best tournaments. It is not a very healthy situation," Tim May, chief executive of the Federation of International Cricketers Associations, told reporters in Colombo. May, who is a former Australian cricketer, said ICC's current sponsorship policy placed the player in a "particularly nasty and almost impossible situation". The cricketers held a meeting in Colombo on Thursday night and felt that they were under no obligation to sign the Players' Terms, he said. "If there is an offer (to sign), you have the choice to say yes or no," May said. in-depth coverage > ICC Champions Trophy 2002 > |
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