Shane Bond is allowed to play International cricket, New Zealand

Shane Bond, the Fast bowler who was playing on the side of New Zealand cricket team, joined in the unauthorized Indian Cricket League, permitted to in the national team form next seasons. He was kept away from the international cricket for joining in the ICL in Indian. He has been drawn his name in the list of contracted 20 players. In the list the selectors has included six new names and deducted seven old players. He has no problem to play the home cricket tournaments but did not allow playing in international cricket matches. During the New Zealand tour, Indian players could not attend in a friendly match due to allow Shane Bond in that match. But NZC could not reduce Bond from the squads, if Indian players were not play the match.

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"Shane Bond is confident he can continue to contribute to the blackcaps," head selector Glenn Turner said in a statement.

"He has performed well in the shorter form of the game at domestic level while his international track record is outstanding."

May there is no problem for the others crickets of the others nations of the world except Indian and the subcontinents players to play in the domestic cricket and during the contact time along-with ICL. Even Pakistan players Abdul Razzaq played world twenty20 championships just a few days after cut up relationship with ICL. But Indian players will have to wait for one-year to allowance for the international cricket. New Zealand right-hand fast bowler Shane Bond has debuted with the international cricket in 2001 against Australia. He picked up 79 wicket in Test cricket and 125 wickets in ODI and five wickets 4 times in both. But just a single time he picked up 10 wickets.

Shane Bond has made an agreement with ICL

According to the senior officials of ICL, New Zealand pacer Shane Bond has signed up in a contact papers for three years. Ashish Kaul, the executive vice-president of the Essel Group, the company behind the ICL, confirmed the rumours that the league had secured New Zealand's strike bowler. "Shane Bond has signed up," Kaul told Reuters. "It's a three-year contract that he has with the Indian Cricket League."

Shane Bond makes his deal with ICL for US$800,000 for a season who was kept out from the ongoing series between Bangladesh-New Zealand for his abdominal injury. Although, NZC requested Bond to join IPL, which is backed by BCCI. Unfortunately the offer is lower that ICL, is US$250,000 per season.

All the countries warn their crickets not to join IPL that is non-officially-sanctioned. After joint of Shane Bond NZC again warn seriously that if any of the cricketers sing up with ICL, they will be ban from all kinds of international match both home and abroad.

The deal would likely mean the end of Bond's Test and ODI career, as NZC has already told its selectors to consider other players ahead of any who join the ICL. NZC has also made an agreement with the other Test nations that any players who take part in the non-officially-sanctioned ICL should not be selected for international duties.

It is an interesting matter that BCCI has declared that ICL is totally opposite of international cricket. My question is here that if it is against them so why they are going to introduce same formatted cricket match?