The Trinidad and Tobago Cricket Board (TTCB) could be heading to the courts to determine who will face Combined Campuses and Colleges in the Regional Four-Day final after T&T's semi-final against Jamaica ended in a no result at Sir Frank Worrell Ground, University of the West Indies, St Augustine yesterday.
Trinidad and Tobago manager Omar Khan told the media after the match that the rules concerning the semi-finals were open to "mis-interpretation" and that the TTCB is looking into its legal options.
Read full article...
TTCB considers legal action
-
Googley
- Posts: 5465
- Joined: Tue Apr 20, 2010 1:05 pm
i hope the court throw out any attempts on legal actions!
pure crap!
they shoot themselves in the foot!
first one must ask why was this game not played at Queens Park Oval? this is a damn semi final game in the hightest level of first class cricket!
second, Ganga made a bad call to send in the opposition!
two dumb decisions...just live with it!
pure crap!
they shoot themselves in the foot!
first one must ask why was this game not played at Queens Park Oval? this is a damn semi final game in the hightest level of first class cricket!
second, Ganga made a bad call to send in the opposition!
two dumb decisions...just live with it!
-
mapoui
- Posts: 8507
- Joined: Wed Apr 14, 2010 10:07 pm
BallOil wrote:I hear ya.... But WICB can't get out of these amateurs rules
what Titty shud be doing is correction of the rules, updating them, making them relevant..not seeking to have Titty go through.
dats over and done with! Ganga made a terrible decison and Titty lost. so be it! wats all the bad blood?
-
hdresden
- Posts: 43
- Joined: Thu Apr 07, 2011 6:25 am
Wow, so many Trini haters. If not a single ball was bowled in this match Jamicia would have gone thru. How could that be fair or representive of the best team to go to the final? Jamicia did not win this match folks and therefore should not be going to the finals.