One Hundred: Chelsea co -owner Todd Boehly buys a shaft in Trent Rockets for close to £ 40 million | Current news
Chelsea co -owner Todd Boehly paid almost £ 40 million by £ 49 percent in a hundred franchise trent rockets.
Rockets are the seventh team in a 100 ball competition in England in England and Wales, with sale, and only the southern locks were left to buy.
Nottinghamshire will retain its 51 percent share in rockets, and Boehly’s Company Cain International has acquired a slightly smaller share from the ECB.
Rocket sales take the value of a hundred teams to more than £ 800m.
The technological consortium based in the United States spent the big Lord’s London Spirit, paying £ 145m by £ 49 percent, which means that the franchise was appreciated in a total shy of £ 300 million.
Boelhy was interested in buying a spirit and colleague of London oval invincion, but surpassed.
Yorkshire has bought the whole share in the North Superchargers Sun Group – possessing an IPL Outfit Sunrizers Hyderabad and SA20 Team Sunrizers Eastern Cape – for around £ 100m.
Revenues of 49 percent of the teams sold by the ECB will be divided between 18 first-class counties and MCC, while if the host district sells all or part of its 51 percent, 10 percent of that money will also go to counties and MCC.
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