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New Delhi: The country vs franchise cricket is now joining another link and players are once again giving more importance to club cricket than the country’s team. For rise money and glamor in the franchise cricket league, players are now refusing to sign the contracts being given by the country. The latest matter is New Zealand where many players have clearly declined to take the central contract.
The largest name in those who do is the former captain Ken Williamson. Williamson has then rejected the central contract with New Zealand cricket and the next month is suspicious in Zimbabwe’s two-Test series. Williamson had not accepted the central contract last year so that he could be free to play in T20 and more leagues around the world. Instead, he signed a non-formal contract last year and took part in the 13 Tests played by New Zealand in 2024 and scored more than 1,000 runs.
Williamson’s rebellion
Williamson’s name is not included in the list of 20 contracts issued by New Zealand cricket on Tuesday. Apart from them, Dawon Conway, Fin Llen, Tim Sfart and Lok Ferguson is not included in this list. All these players are playing abroad in the Twenty20 leagues. The possibility will sign a non-formal contract again. The greatest thing in the list of this contract is that four players who have recently performed his debate in the international cricket. These players have been contracted by the contractor for the first time, Allardayigar Muhammad Abbas and Jack Folks, Victor, Mitch Ashok. Williamson is currently playing for Midlesx in English County Championships and T20 Blast and for London Spirit in the T20 Blast.
Kile Jaymi playing in the IPL season 18 has also found a place in the contract, while many large names have refused to accept the contract. The New Zealand cricket board has included a total of 20 players in the agreement – Mohammad Abbas, Mitch Henry, Tom Lolks, Henry Nicholas, William Okolc, William O’Rorus, Glan Philips, Ratcin Ravinder, Michael Sannner, Ben Sears, Nathan Smith, Will Young.