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March 2, 2008Posted on 03/02/2008 in Indian Cricket League
No shame! Bond with the rebels
Shane Bond, who joined the Indian Cricket League, doesn't know why he is being treated like a rebel. Read Anand Vasu's interview with Bond in the Hindustan Times.
"The disappointing thing is that the NZC initially said I could come and play in the ICL if it did not clash with international cricket," said Bond. "Then they wanted me to renege on the contract which was very good. I acted on good faith and now I'm being called a rebel and being banned."
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