Nairobi. With an eye to get Test status from ICC and also their ODI status back, Kenya has invited Indian cricket team to play a friendly 2 match test series on their soil.
Get ready to witness such scenes.
Kenya is confident that such a series would present them with best possible chance to prove the cricketing world that they are good enough for Test Cricket and ready for a re-look in ODI.
KCA (Kenya Cricket Association) had been closely observing Indian team’s overseas performance for quite sometime now.
“Initially we thought they had stronger oppositions in the form of England, Australia and South Africa and hence they were getting outplayed. But when we saw them getting routed by a team like New Zealand, we realized they are just being generous and want equality in the game of cricket by giving chance to every cricket team,” KCA president told Faking News.
“You can call them communists of cricket and even compare them with AAP, who believe in welfare of poor cricketing nations at anybody’s cost,” he further added.
“N Srinivasan for Kenyan PM,” he once again added.
KCA has further promised to share major chunk of revenues collected through television rights and gate receipts with BCCI if they include Rohit Sharma and R Ashwin in playing 11.
Since BCCI is flooded with such requests from many little knows cricketing nations, they are thinking of having an auction to decide which country they will favor and play with.
“The country that bids maximum will get a chance to beat us on their soil,” Rajiv Shukla confirmed.
Meanwhile BCCI is also trying to find through sources in Indian govt if New Zealand was involved in any terrorist activity in India in the past to see if their players can be banned in IPL or not.
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