Tigers_eye
February 6, 2008, 11:02 AM
Nimbus'rey pita. khali India india koray!!
BCB Finance committee chairman M Abdul Momen
"Our budget for the tour is Tk 3.75 crore and what we are going to receive from Nimbus and other sponsors for the series would be much less. And we can't do that in every series by signing the long-term agreement without ensuring our desired adjustments"
dailystar
"We have received the Nimbus reply yesterday regarding the three-day meeting we had in the city last month. I have already handed one copy to our president and another to our lawyer. We will inform about what we have discussed with the Nimbus representatives and so far what kind of feedback we've got from them," said Momen yesterday.
"Apparently the Nimbus report has some positives but we have to scrutinise everything by our expert before reaching a conclusion," he added.
The BCB's core committee put forward some 'adjustment' proposals to the Nimbus delegation during their marathon meeting in Dhaka and Momen reiterated his demand that they would put pen to paper for the long-term deal only when BCB's interest would be protected.
"The important thing is that there are some indication in the Nimbus report about BCB's serious concern over losing money in seven series where India would not be taking part. We have to ensure one thing that we will not be the loser in the end," he said.
Momen also said that they have to make special drive for ensuring India's tour to Bangladesh as per the schedule of Future Tour Programme (FTP) of International Cricket Council (ICC).
"We are trying to make some adjustments in the series which we will play against opponents other than India. But you know our interest lies in the series involving India but there is uncertainty over India's next tour. We have to make special drive for ensure India's participation," said Momen.
On a side note from that script: dailystar
The committee led by Maj Gen Sina Ibn Jamali is likely to confirm two major appointments in new chief executive officer and national team operations manager besides confirmation of two foreign coaches in the development programme.
There is also a chance to see some reshuffling in the posts of sub-committees and most likely a new face will be seen in the demanding post of chairman of the Cricket Committee of Dhaka Metropolis, which is now occupied by former national skipper Gazi Ashraf Hossain Lipu.
http://www.thedailystar.net/story.php?nid=22157
BCB Finance committee chairman M Abdul Momen
"Our budget for the tour is Tk 3.75 crore and what we are going to receive from Nimbus and other sponsors for the series would be much less. And we can't do that in every series by signing the long-term agreement without ensuring our desired adjustments"
dailystar
"We have received the Nimbus reply yesterday regarding the three-day meeting we had in the city last month. I have already handed one copy to our president and another to our lawyer. We will inform about what we have discussed with the Nimbus representatives and so far what kind of feedback we've got from them," said Momen yesterday.
"Apparently the Nimbus report has some positives but we have to scrutinise everything by our expert before reaching a conclusion," he added.
The BCB's core committee put forward some 'adjustment' proposals to the Nimbus delegation during their marathon meeting in Dhaka and Momen reiterated his demand that they would put pen to paper for the long-term deal only when BCB's interest would be protected.
"The important thing is that there are some indication in the Nimbus report about BCB's serious concern over losing money in seven series where India would not be taking part. We have to ensure one thing that we will not be the loser in the end," he said.
Momen also said that they have to make special drive for ensuring India's tour to Bangladesh as per the schedule of Future Tour Programme (FTP) of International Cricket Council (ICC).
"We are trying to make some adjustments in the series which we will play against opponents other than India. But you know our interest lies in the series involving India but there is uncertainty over India's next tour. We have to make special drive for ensure India's participation," said Momen.
On a side note from that script: dailystar
The committee led by Maj Gen Sina Ibn Jamali is likely to confirm two major appointments in new chief executive officer and national team operations manager besides confirmation of two foreign coaches in the development programme.
There is also a chance to see some reshuffling in the posts of sub-committees and most likely a new face will be seen in the demanding post of chairman of the Cricket Committee of Dhaka Metropolis, which is now occupied by former national skipper Gazi Ashraf Hossain Lipu.
http://www.thedailystar.net/story.php?nid=22157