ICL International players
Inzamam-ul-Haq, Mohammad Yousuf, Abdul Razzaq, Imran Farhat, Lance Klusener, Nicky Boje
ICL Indian players
Ambati Rayudu, Abhishek T, Alfred Absolem, Avinash Yadav, Ranjit Khirid, Raviraj Patil, Reetinder Sodhi, Deep Dasgupta, V Devendran, Dheeraj Jadhav, Dinesh Mongia, Kaushik Reddy, Laxmi Ratan Shukla, Manish Sharma, Hemanth Kumar, Ibrahim Khaleel, Thirunavukarasu Kumaran, Inder Shekar Reddy, Syed Abbas Ali Khan, Abhishek Jhunjhunwala, Ishan Malhotra, J Hariesh, Jai Prakash Yadav, Mohnish Mishra, Puskaraj Mohan Joshi, R Satish, Rajesh Sharma, Shreyas Khanolkar, Subhojit Paul, Subhomoy Das, T Surendra, G Vignesh, D Vinay Kumar, Robin Morris, Sachin Dholpure, Sarabjit Singh, Syed Akhlakh Ahmed, Shalabh Srivastava, Shashank Nag, Shibsagar Singh, Yashpal Singh, Sumit Kalia, Dakshinamoorthy Kumaran
Domestic and International players with Indian Cricket League
Kapil tells fashion designers to work for ICL
Legendary all-rounder Kapil Dev was yesterday spotted at the 10th edition of the Wills India Fashion Week as it kicked off at a brand new venue of Pragati Maidan.
The former Indian captain was invited by Anjana Bhargav, one of the 40 designers showcasing their spring summer collection during the five-day event.
Kapil was so impressed by the works of the designers that he offered them to design outfits for the newly launched rebel Indian Cricket League, in which he is the Chairman of the Executive Board.
"I like everybody's work. In cricket comfort is very essential. If the clothes are good to look at and there is no restriction of movement that is fashion for me," he said.
"I would tell every designer to design for the the ICL. Every designer has talent. Every designer is different and has a niche segment," he added.
Kapil also drew similarity between designers and cricketers.
"There are so many designers and every designer has talent. Just like there are thouands of cricketers in the country who are waiting to play for the country, so also there are so many designers with so much of talent.
"This is like the World Cup Final," said Kapil, when asked to comment on the ongoing fashion extravaganza.
"This is the first day. Let me have a look around and let me study the fashion week. And perhaps by next year I would be able to make an informed judgement about the event.
Karachi club offers to host ICL matches
A prestigious country club in Pakistan, which has been a favourite haunt for visiting cricketers including the Indians, has offered to host matches of the rebel Indian Cricket League (ICL).
An official offer has been made by the Arabian Country Club, located on the outskirts of Karachi with a private cricket ground and five-star accommodation, gymnasium and other facilities for its members.
“We just want to promote cricket wherever it is played. We see nothing wrong with the ICL,” said Arif Ali Abbasi, chief executive of the club. Abbasi, who has held several influential positions in Pakistan cricket, said the ICL people had been “overjoyed” at the offer but nothing was final as yet.
“If they want to come and play some matches, we will welcome them and then the mechanics of how the teams will gather in Karachi can be worked out properly,” said Abbasi.
