Saudi Arabia proposes to the T20 GRAND Slam League to cause IPL superiority; ICC is yet to be approved
Saudi Arabia is reportedly planning a global T20 league, which could affect sports, but still awaits ICC approval. According to Age, the proposed competition will present eight teams, modeled on tennis grand slams, with matches set up in four different locations throughout the year.
The rise of the T20 Crket of League such as the Indian Premier League (IPL) and Big Bash League (BBL) had a great impact on sports. The proposed T20 League of Saudi Arabia has become a significant turning point in the development of the crisner in the country. Provides both local and international players.
Saudi Arabia plans Global T20 League, awaits ICC approval
According to the age, the SRJ Sports investment in Saudi Arabia, the Sports Department of State Sovereign Wealth in the amount of $ 1 trillion supports a new global T20 league. Discussions are ongoing with the International Cricket Council regarding its approval.
The concept is the child of the former Australian crunch Neil Maxwell, who also manages Pat Cummins and served in the committees of the Australian Association of Crime and NSW.
The league is created in cooperation with the Australian Crown Association as a potential source of revenue to resolve key issues in sports, including the secrecy of long -term sustainability of test crisletters outside the main countries such as India, Australia and England.
Saudi Arabia ready to inject $ 800 million for the global T20 league
The report added that the investor consortium is ready to support the new Global T20 League. Saudi Arabia is ready to invest $ 800 million in the project, and the plans are anonymously divided.
“According to the sources with the knowledge of plans, speaking of the state of anonymity due to the sensitivity of the conversation, the consortium of the investor is ready to lag behind the still unnamed global league.
Saudi supported T20 League needs approval from ICC and Australia’s crisis
The Sports Investments, led by former Australian football director Danny Townsen, stands behind the proposed Global T20 Saudi Arabia. The Saudi Public Investment Fund has also gained a minority share in the Dazan, which has an Australian Emiterine for Crket Foxtel.
League organizers Neil Maxwell and Danny Townsend have not publicly commented on, but it is stated that the tournament will fit into shortcomings in the international calendar between events such as IPL and BBL.
The league will introduce new franchises into the established crisner countries, including Australia, as well as emerging markets. Competitions of men and women are also planned, and the finals in Saudi Arabia.
The proposed Saudi league supported T20 requires the approval of the main cricket bodies, including Crickket Australia and the International Cup Council. The final decision rests on the president of the ICC Jay Shah, who was previously the secretary of the Crown control Committee in India (BCCI).
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