IPL should be top

Legendary leg spinning wizard and one of the icons of cricket Shane Warne has said that the IPL has revolutionized the game of cricket.He also said that the IPL should be given a top priority by the ICC and their future tour programme must be adjusted in such a way that it complies with the ICC schedule.Warne is a part of the Rajasthan royals team and he is also their captain.Warne was brought by the IPL at a price of 450,000 dollars and he is extremely excited by the prospect of working with youngsters with great talent.Let us wish warne all the best with the IPL.

CLARKE PULLS OUT OF IPL

Emerging Australian batsman and future captain Micheal Clarke has pulled out of IPL saying he wants to concentrate more on international cricket.Players who have followed Micheal clarke are Gillespie,Stuart clark,Mitchell Johnson and also Brad Haddin.It is said that the players dropped out of IPL because of the fear of losing their places in the Australian squad.Thirteen players from Australia have been confirmed for the IPL tournament including retired stars Warne and Mcgrath.Australian contingent for IPL includes

Brett Lee, David Hussey, Mike Hussey, Matthew Hayden, Andrew Symonds, Adam Gilchrist, Ricky Ponting, Nathan Bracken, Cameron White, Simon Katich, Shane Warne, Justin Langer, Glenn McGrath

INDIAN PLAYERS WANT IPL CAP TO BE REMOVED

All the Indian players are annoyed about the cap that the team can spend on buying players in the IPL.The BCCI has fixed an amount or a cap that each franchisee can spend only upto 5 million dollars on buying players.Icon players like Dravid,Ganguly,Yuvraj,Dhoni and also Sachin can earn the maximum in IPL where there bids have been put up at 400,000 dollars.The players want the cap to be removed so that the bids can go high.This major tension is palpable on the players faces and this can hamper their preparation against the Srilanka.Also many Indian players feel that they should earn more money than Australian counterparts and the IPL seems to be embroiled in tension before it has even started.