The organisers of the postponed Champions Twenty20 League will meet on December 8 to see if they can reschedule the tournament early next year, according to the spokesman of the US $6 million tournament.
Via ExpressCricket
A spokesperson for Cricket Australia, the founding members of the league along with the BCCI and Cricket South Africa, said it would be tough to include the tournament in the already-cramped schedule for 2009.
Via Cricinfo
The inaugural Champions League Twenty20, which was scheduled to begin in Mumbai on December 3, has been postponed in the wake of Wednesday's terrorist strikes in the city. The tournament is likely to be held in India early next year, Lalit Modi told Cricinfo.
Via Cricinfo
Australian captain Ricky Ponting has expressed concerns at the terror attacks in Mumbai, which has left over 90 people dead and over a 120 people injured, and has called for the Champions League Twenty20 competition to be moved out of India.
Via CricketNirvana
The terror attacks at Mumbai last night have put a question mark over the Twenty20 Champions League with Middlesex delaying their flight to the country and Cricket Australia suspending all travel to India even as tournament organisers shifted three matches from Mumbai to Bangalore.
Via PTI
Australian and English cricket clubs postponed leaving for India for next week's Champions Twenty20 League because of the terrorist attacks in Mumbai. Terrorists killed at least 78 people, wounded at least 200 and took Westerners hostage in attacks on Thursday across Mumbai, where the tournament was to start. One of the luxury hotels in flames, the Taj Mahal, was where English side Middlesex planned to stay.
Via IHT
Shane Warne is considering whether it is safe to continue his journey to India after the Mumbai terrorist attacks moved Cricket Australia to suspend all travel to the country.
Via SMH
A series of terrorist strikes in Mumbai on Wednesday night which left 80 dead and 250 injured has put a major question mark over the fate of the Champions Twenty20 League, scheduled to begin in the city next week, and cast a serious doubt over the second Test between India and England next month.
Via CricInfo
Asian Television Network International Limited (ATN) (TSX-SAT), Canada's pioneer South Asian Broadcaster and Canada's largest Distributor of World Class Cricket, announced today that it has secured the exclusive Canadian broadcast rights for the Champions League Twenty20 Tournaments cricket series for the next three years. The 2008 series will be shown live and rebroadcast on ATN's CBN and ATN-Cricket Plus in Canada.
Via CNW
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Somehow feel it is not upto ARR class. What say?
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