IPL 2022 Mega auction: Will Ashes affect Eng players bids? | Dhoni reason for Bhajji retirement?

IPL 2022 Mega auction: Will Ashes affect Eng players bids? | Dhoni reason for Bhajji retirement? #ipl #ipl2022 #iplmegaauction #ipl2022tamil #iplschedule #iplnews #vivoipl ‘Players should not miss international duty to play in the IPL’ – Michael Atherton’s strong message to England after Ashes horror show Former batter Michael Atherton didn’t mince any words in saying that the England players shouldn’t miss international duties in a bid to play in the Indian Premier League (IPL). Atherton’s comments came the Three Lions’ horror show in the ongoing Ashes in Australia. The Brits, led by Joe Root, have already lost the five-match series 0-3, having lost matches in Brisbane, Adelaide and Melbourne. The final two Tests are set to take place in Sydney and Hobart with the last game being a Day-Night affair. Atherton said that the England team management should go back to the drawing board and bring forth some changes going forward. Michael Atherton puts forward his opinions “The leading multi-format players are paid seven-figure sums, but, incredibly, the ECB washes its hands of them for two months of the year during the Indian Premier League. The players should be told that, while the ECB will be accommodating of the request to play in the IPL, a 12-month contract is exactly that, and the granting of a no-objection certificate to play in the IPL and other franchised competitions is contingent on it being in the best interests of the England team,” Atherton wrote on his column in The Times. “Players should not miss international duty to play in the IPL, nor be rested and rotated to allow them to play elsewhere. The carry-on during the winter, and at the start of the English summer, should not happen again,” Atherton added. Among England cricketers, Moeen Ali and Jos Buttler should play in the 2022 IPL after being retained by their respective franchises ahead of the mega auction. While Chennai Super Kings picked Moeen as one of their four retentions, Rajasthan Royals, the champions of the inaugural edition, retained wicketkeeper Jos Buttler. Subscribe to my Channel: http://bit.ly/TamilCricketNews For business, enquiries send mail to tamilcricketnewsofficial@gmail.com Follow us on Social Media Platforms: Instagram - https://www.instagram.com/tamilcricketnewsofficial/ Facebook - https://www.facebook.com/tamilcricketnewsofficial/ Twitter - https://twitter.com/Tcntamil Telegram Group - https://t.me/tcnarmy Clubhouse - https://www.clubhouse.com/@tcnofficial