Interesting... the IPL franchises can field four overseas players, so surely all the other sides should have the right to, in the same way that all the sides in football's Champions League are subject to the same restrictions (or lack of) on non-EU players, whereas in Spanish domestic football there are limitations.Sussex have two overseas players in their squad. Chawla and Arafat. Can only play one domestically in England so it will be interesting if they can field two in the IPL.
According to the article in the paper, Nannes had it written into his Delhi contract that in this situation, he'd have to choose Delhi.So Nannes chose Delhi over Victoria? **** him off.
Left arm fast medium bowler, right hand batsman who hits the ball pretty cleanly. Came down half-way through last season from the ACT, and played a 2nd XI game or two towards the end of the year.Anyone have much information on William Sheridan for Victoria?
I remember he played U/19 cricket for Australia. Didn't know he was really in contention for Victoria. Possibly going for the experience, large squads selected for Champions League.
Goodwin has played in the ICL, so he's not available...apparently he could go in a non-playing or coaching capacity though, which seems a bit odd. It would ultimately mean nothing more than a holiday.Would imagine Kolpaks would have to be counted as overseas players for this, as the tournamnet isn't in the EU...that would mean Sussex already have Smith, Chawla, Aga & Arafat (Has Goodwin retireed from T20?0