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What are the possible reasons for Multan Sultans' failure in PSL X?
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I was thinking if all the top cricketing nations have a standardized salary according to the players divided in tiers i.e classify them as
Category A , B and C with A having the senior players etc.
The ICC takes care of the payroll instead of the national boards.
Would this work. What are you suggestions?
If Stuart Broad does not offer a direct apology to Saeed Ajmal or an apology to the Pakistan off spinner via the ECB for his comments on twitter.
As yet, there has been no apology from Broad to Ajmal, or an apology from the England T20 captain via the ECB.
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As the clock turns to the 26th May and Umar Akmal reaches the age of 24. Will we start to see the best of Umar? Will we see him return to the Test format, a format that he last featured in September 2011. Will marriage settle him down and we'll see less of the off-field issues that the media has been preying on? So far we've seen glimpses of his talent, but will we now start seeing the best of Umar Akmal?