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BCCI grants amnesty to ICL rebels

Source: BBC South Asia

Chennai : India | 5 months ago

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The players have now been declared eligible for domestic cricket in India, but they can only play internationally after a one-year 'cooling off period'. Other governing bodies have also offered amnesty to their players involved with the ICL...ICL have been locked in a bitter dispute which began shortly...

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