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November 1, 2006Posted by Martin Williamson on 11/01/2006 in Bermuda
Bermuda settle contract dispute with players
After months of bitter wrangling, contract negotiations between the national team and the Bermuda Cricket Board have concluded in a long-awaited agreement on the eve of the team’s departure for a tour of Kenya and South Africa.
The BCB released a statement suggesting an agreement had been reached which was "satisfactory" to both sides – though when pressed the board was unwilling to divulge specifically how much they had agreed to pay the players with a little over five months to go before the World Cup.
Click here for the full story in the Royal Gazette
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