ICU looks for financial solution

Irish cricket remains in a “vicious circle” as it tries to provide competitive financial reward for its international players.

Mon, 25 Jun, 2007 - 16:51

Irish cricket remains in a “vicious circle” as it tries to provide competitive financial reward for its international players.

The issue came to a head this weekend when opener Jeremy Bray made himself unavailable for high-profile back-to-back matches against India and South Africa in Belfast.

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