Chingoka has been on the BCCI payroll for years. Hasn't done a stroke of work for over a decade. The fancy ZC salary and the millions he's diverted are just the cream.
It's all coming to an end though. If he hasn't stashed enough by now it's a short sighted stance because as of next week the gravy train will be over and BCCI won't have to pay him diddly. If he's like the rest of them he won't have much savings as they like to live large and within a few years his personal financial situation will hopefully be very bleak. I guess he'll just apply for political asylum and move elsewhere. It's all a sick joke.
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The fact is it would be worthwhile for BCCI to pay Chingoka any amount for his vote. I don't think they'd blink at 30 mil into his Mumbai account. It's retirement week for him.
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Googly wrote:Chingoka has been on the BCCI payroll for years. Hasn't done a stroke of work for over a decade. The fancy ZC salary and the millions he's diverted are just the cream.
It's all coming to an end though. If he hasn't stashed enough by now it's a short sighted stance because as of next week the gravy train will be over and BCCI won't have to pay him diddly. If he's like the rest of them he won't have much savings as they like to live large and within a few years his personal financial situation will hopefully be very bleak. I guess he'll just apply for political asylum and move elsewhere. It's all a sick joke.
I have been hearing about Chingoka's demise for the last 10 years, he always finds a way to stick around.
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Neil Johnson, Brendan Taylor, Murray Goodwin, Andy Flower (w), David Houghton, Sean Williams, Heath Streak (c), Andy Blignaut, Paul Strang, Eddo Brandes, Blessing Muzarabani
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So that leaves $131m for the other 7 FM countries. If it's all proportional based on how much revenue a country generates for world cricket, then we can assume a fair chuck of what's remaining will be heading the way of countries like South Africa, Pakistan and Sri Lanka.
How can teams like West Indies and Zimbabwe possibly come out of this in a better position?
Associates were told that of the $2.5b anticipated by the ICC for the 2015- 2023 rights cycle, 32% (around $800m) would be distributed among the ten Full Members. Of this $800m, the share of the Big Three would be as follows: $508m to BCCI, $108m to the ECB and $53m to Cricket Australia.
So that leaves $131m for the other 7 FM countries. If it's all proportional based on how much revenue a country generates for world cricket, then we can assume a fair chuck of what's remaining will be heading the way of countries like South Africa, Pakistan and Sri Lanka.
How can teams like West Indies and Zimbabwe possibly come out of this in a better position?
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