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More Aussie players to play in ICL: Jones

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Posted: Feb 07, 2008 at 1130 hrs IST

Melbourne, February 7: More Australian players are set to join the rebel Indian Cricket League for the next edition of it's Twenty20 series, ICL executive board Director Dean Jones revealed on Thursday.

The ICL currently has the trio of Stuart Law, Michael Bevan and Ian Harvey as its Australian recruits and Jones said the number is set to increase for this year's edition.

"There will be a couple of Australian players in there, yes," Jones was quoted as saying in The Sydney Morning Herald.

"But we are not here to ask players to break contracts with their organisations to play for us," he added.

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