Sports Suplement 5th issue

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Saturday, February 25, 2017
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Saturday, February 25, 2017
IPL
Auction 2017
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Roll Ball world cup 2017
Dhaka story
• Reuters, Bangalore
England's Ben Stokes fetched a
staggering $2.17 million in the Indian
Premier League's (IPL) player
auction on Monday, with the Rising
Pune Supergiants splashing out in
a frenzied bidding war to land the
explosive all-rounder.
The Pune franchise fought off
Mumbai, Bangalore, Delhi and
Hyderabad to get the 25-year-old,
paying 145 million Indian rupees
despite his limited availability for
the Twenty20 competition.
With England hosting South
Africa in a one-day series in May,
Stokes is set to miss the final phase
of the April 5-May 21 tournament,
yet the bidding surged from his
base price of 20 million rupees.
Pune owner Sanjiv Goenka told
reporters that Stokes, now the
most expensive overseas player in
IPL history, would bring something
new to the team for the 10th edition
of the tournament.
"He's a complete player and he
completes our squad. We've been
lacking this one genre of player,"
he said.
"We knew he was going to be
there for the first 14 games ... We
pretty much knew we were not going
to get him for below this price."
Tymal Mills, Stokes's England
Twenty20 team mate, was snapped
up for 120 million rupees by Royal
Challengers Bangalore, who will
look to benefit from the left-arm
fast bowler's ability to combine
great pace with economy.
All-rounder Chris Woakes was
the third England player to get
a hefty payday, going to Kolkata
Knight Riders for 42 million rupees.
Other big-earners included New
Zealand fast bowler Trent Boult
and South Africa paceman Kagiso
Rabada, who both went for 50
million rupees to Kolkata Knight
Riders and Delhi Daredevils respectively.
England's limited-overs captain
Eoin Morgan went to Kings XI Punjab
for a relatively modest 20 million
rupees.
Delhi Daredevils bought Australian
pacem
What is Roll Ball?
Rollball is a played between two teams
of 12 players. Out of 12 only 6 players
are allowed to play on court at a time.
This game is played on skates. The
ball can be held in single hand or both
hands, even during passing. A player
must dribble the ball while carrying it.
This game can be played on Ice Skating
rink as well. Roll ball is a game played
between two teams. The main feature
of Roll Ball is that the ball is held in
single or both the hands, even when
passing on to the other players, and is
repeatedly bounced on the ground.
History and Details
A sports talented personality of Pune
Mr. Raju R. Dabhade has invented
NEW GAME CALLED "ROLLBALL"
Basically he was fascinated by the thrill
of Roller skates since his childhood.
He was champion on Roller Skates
at his time. He imparts roller skating
training. The idea of this new game
conceived in his mind for years
together. After making careful study
of all the aspects of this game he has
come up with his own ideas of Roll
Ball. Shri. Raju Dabhade was awarded
the “Raja Mantri puraskar’’ by the Chief
Minister of Maharashtra Mr.. Vilasrao
Deshmukh on 19th December 2005,
for his contribution towards Roll ball
and Roller skating. This has given a
boost not only the Mr. Raju Dabhade
but also to the game of Roll Ball.
He shared his idea with colleagues
in MES Balshikshan Mandir English
Medium School, Kothrud,Pune, where
he is a sport teacher. His colleagues
supported his idea whole heartedly
and helped him setting up the Basic
and Technical Rules and Regulations
for this new game.
Equipments
Skates
Inline or quad skates to your liking.
Also works on ice.
Protective
Helmet and knee pads for all players,
and a chest protector for the goal
keepers.
Goal Post
t For U11 and U14 categories, goal
posts are 1.75-m high, 2-m wide,
with a 1-m deep nylon net.
t For U17 and senior categories,
goal posts are 2.25 m high, 2.5 m
wide and 1 m deep.
Ball
It is an actual basketball...
t For U11 and U14 categories, a Roll
Ball basketball of size 5 with 450
to 500 gms of pressure, and a
circumference of 60 to 70 cm.
t For the U17 and seniors, the ball
has a 570 to 650 gms pressure,
for a circumference of 75 to 78
cm.
Other equipment
t A timer that can be seen by both
players and spectators.
t A scoreboard.
t A sound system to announce
the game phases (start and end,
penalties, break, extra time...)
Playing area
May be concrete, wood, ice or clay
— any hard surface.
t The area is a rectangle on a hard
surface, free from any obstacle.
t The maximum dimensions are
28x15 m, and the minimum
dimensions 25x12 m for U11 and
U14 categories.
t It has to be between 40x20 m
and 35x15 m for U17 and senior
categories.
t The lines are 5 cm wide and are all
drawn in the same color. They are
not part of the playing area.
Basic rules
Two teams of 12 players face each
other. For each team, there are 6
players on the field and 6 on the
bench. The aim of the game is to score
the maximum goals in the regulation
game time.
t The ball can be held with one or
two hands, even during passes to
other players. The players must
make it bounce on the ground.
t The ball can be passed, thrown,
hit or dribbled in any direction.
Backward passes are allowed.
t A player may hit the ball in any
direction with open hand.
t The ball must cross the goal line
completely for the goal to be
validated.
t After a goal, the game starts from
the right corner.
t In case of a tie, two extra times of
5 minutes are added with a 2-min
break in-between.
t Just like in soccer, dangerous
actions are sanctioned, first by a
yellow card, then by a red card.
It is forbidden to:
t Run with the ball without dribbling
t Skate with the ball without dribbling
t Deliberately hit or block the ball
with any part of the leg
t Accidentally touch the ball with
the foot or the leg
Game times according to
categories:
t U11: 7-2-7 min
t U14: 10-2-10 min
t U17: 15-5-15 min
t Senior: 25-10-25 min
England's Stokes hits jackpot
• Reuters, Bangalore
Faiz Fazal (INR 30 lakhs)
Alex Hales (INR 100 lakhs)
Ross Taylor (INR 50 lakhs)
Irfan Pathan (INR 50 lakhs)
Sean Abbott (INR 30 lakhs)
Ben Dunk (INR 30 lakhs)
Jonny Bairstow (INR 1.5 crores)
Andre Fletcher (INR 30 lakhs)
Johnson Charles (INR 30 lakhs)
Dinesh Chandimal (INR 50 lakhs)
Kyle Abbott (INR 1.5 crores)
Ishant Sharma (INR 2 crores)
Lakshan Sandakan (INR 30 lakhs)
Ish Sodhi (INR 30 lakhs)
Brad Hogg (INR 50 lakhs)
Pragyan Ojha (INR 30 lakhs)
Imran Tahir (INR 50 lakhs)
Umang Sharma (INR 10 lakhs)
Prithvi Shaw (INR 10 lakhs)
Unmukt Chand (INR 30 lakhs)
Asghar Stanikzai (INR 20 lakhs)
Mahipal Lomror (INR 10 lakhs)
Shivam Dubey (INR 10 lakhs)
Manan Sharma (INR 10 lakhs)
England's Ben Stokes fetched a
staggering $2.17 million in the
Indian Premier League's (IPL)
player auction on Monday, with
the Rising Pune Supergiants
splashing out in a frenzied bidding
war to land the explosive
all-rounder.
The Pune franchise fought off
Mumbai, Bangalore, Delhi and
Hyderabad to get the 25-yearold,
paying 145 million Indian
rupees despite his limited availability
for the Twenty20 competition.
With England hosting South
Africa in a one-day series in May,
Stokes is set to miss the final
phase of the April 5-May 21 tournament,
yet the bidding surged
from his base price of 20 million
rupees.
Pune owner Sanjiv Goenka
told reporters that Stokes, now
the most expensive overseas
player in IPL history, would
bring something new to the
team for the 10th edition of the
tournament.
"He's a complete player and
he completes our squad. We've
been lacking this one genre of
player," he said.
"We knew he was going to be
there for the first 14 games ... We
pretty much knew we were not
going to get him for below this
price."
Tymal Mills, Stokes's England
Twenty20 team mate, was
snapped up for 120 million rupees
by Royal Challengers Bangalore,
who will look to benefit
from the left-arm fast bowler's
ability to combine great pace
with economy.
All-rounder Chris Woakes
was the third England player to
get a hefty payday, going to Kolkata
Knight Riders for 42 million
rupees.
Other big-earners included
New Zealand fast bowler Trent
Boult and South Africa paceman
Kagiso Rabada, who both went
for 50 million rupees to Kolkata
Knight Riders and Delhi Daredevils
respectively.
England's limited-overs captain
Eoin Morgan went to Kings
XI Punjab for a relatively modest
20 million rupees.
Tymal Mills,
Stokes's England
Twenty20 team
mate, was snapped
up for 120 million
rupees by Royal
Challengers
Bangalore
Delhi Daredevils bought Australian
paceman Pat Cummins
for 45 million rupees, while
compatriot Mitchell Johnson,
who quit international cricket
in 2015, returned to his former
team Mumbai Indians for 20 million.
Owners mostly gave the cold
shoulder to slow bowlers, with
South African leg-spinner Imran
Tahir, who tops both the oneday
and Twenty20 bowling rankings,
unsold.
Mohammad Nabi became the
first Afghanistan player to be
bought in the IPL with Sunrisers
Hyderabad offering three million
rupee for the all-rounder. They
also bought Afghan leg-spinner
Rashid Khan for 40 million rupees.
•
Unsold players (with base price)
Rush Kalaria (INR 10 lakhs)
Priyank Kirit Panchal (INR 10 lakhs)
Vishnu Vinod (INR 10 lakhs)
Shreevats Goswami (INR 10 lakhs)
Mohammad Shahzad (INR 50 lakhs)
Mohit Ahlawat (INR 10 lakhs)
Manvinder Bisla (INR 10 lakhs)
Abu Nechim (INR 10 lakhs)
Umar Nazir Mir (INR 10 lakhs)
Pawan Suyal (INR 10 lakhs)
Mayank Dagar (INR 10 lakhs)
Sarabjit Ladda (INR 10 lakhs)
Mitchell Swepson (INR 30 lakhs)
Akshay Wakhare (INR 10 lakhs)
Cheteshwar Pujara (INR 50 lakhs)
Abhinav Mukund (INR 30 lakhs)
Michael Klinger (INR 50 lakhs)
S Badrinath (INR 30 lakhs)
Marlon Samuels (INR 100 lakhs)
Evin Lewis (INR 50 lakhs)
Nic Maddinson (INR 50 lakhs)
Parvez Rasool (INR 30 lakhs)
Jason Holder (INR 1.5 crores)
David Wiese (INR 30 lakhs)
Thisara Perera (INR 50 lakhs)
Farhaan Behardien (INR 30 lakhs)
Anamul Haque (INR 30 lakhs)
Shane Dowrich (INR 30 lakhs)
Kusal Perera (INR 50 lakhs)
Niroshan Dickwella (INR 30 lakhs)
Brad Haddin (INR 1.5 crores)
Glenn Phillips (INR 10 lakhs)
RP Singh (INR 30 lakhs)
Pankaj Singh (INR 30 lakhs)
Fawad Ahmed (INR 30 lakhs)
Michael Beer (INR 30 lakhs)
Akila Dananjaya (INR 30 lakhs)
Nathan Lyon (INR 1.5 crores)
Rahul Sharma (INR 30 lakhs)
Himanshu Rana (INR 10 lakhs)
Apoorv Wankhade (INR 10 lakhs)
Akash Bhandari (INR 10 lakhs)
Akhil Herwadkar (INR 10 lakhs)
Pankaj Jaiswal (INR 10 lakhs)
Dishant Yagnik (INR 20 lakhs)
Rishi Arothe (INR 10 lakhs)
Ronsford Beaton (INR 20 lakhs)
Kanishk Seth (INR 10 lakhs)
Joe Burns (INR 30 lakhs)
Colin Munro (INR 50 lakhs)
James Neesham (INR 50 lakhs)
Wayne Parnell (INR 50 lakhs)
Mitchell Santner (INR 50 lakhs)
Harpreet Singh (INR 20 lakhs)
Colin de Grandhomme (INR 30 lakhs)
Andile Phehlukwayo (INR 100 lakhs)
Dwaine Pretorius (INR 30 lakhs)
Ben Wheeler (INR 30 lakhs)
Kesrick Williams (INR 30 lakhs)
Tejendra Singh (10 lakhs)
Virat Singh (INR 10 lakhs)
Manjeet Singh (INR 10 lakhs)
Mehedi Hasan Miraz (INR 30 lakhs)
Mahmudullah (INR 30 lakhs)
Sabbir Rahman (INR 30 lakhs)
B Indrajith (INR 10 lakhs)
Amit Verma (INR 10 lakhs)
Himmat Singh (INR 10 lakhs)
Ashton Turner (INR 20 lakhs)
Chaitanya Bishnoi (INR 10 lakhs)
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IN NUMBERS
Players bought in this auction - 39 of
them were Indians, 27 overseas. Gujarat
Lions bought the most players (11); Royal
Challengers Bangalore the least (5). A total of
INR 91.15 crore was spent by the eight franchises,
which translates to roughly INR 1.38 crore
per player. In all, INR 24.75 crore were spent on
Indian players (INR 63 lakh per player approx.)
and INR 66.4 crore on their overseas counterparts
(INR 2.45 crore per player approx.).
Players from Associate teams bought in
3 this auction - Afghanistan's Rashid Khan
(INR 4 crore) and Mohammad Nabi (INR 30
lakh) and UAE's Chirag Suri (INR 10 lakh). Rashid
and Nabi went to Sunrisers Hyderabad while
Lions acquired Suri. Previously, only one Associate
player had featured in IPL - Netherlands'
Ryan ten Doeschate.
The selling price to base price
11.84 ratio of the players picked up
by Royal Challengers, the highest among all
teams. They bought five players, whose combined
base price was INR 1.3 crore, for as much
as INR 15.4 crore. They recruited two players at
20 times their base price - England fast bowler
Tymal Mills (INR 12 crore from INR 50 lakh) and
uncapped India seamer Aniket Choudhary (INR
2 crore from INR 10 lakh). None of the other
teams spent more than four times the players'
base price, with Lions 1.48 being the lowest
ratio.
crore Ben Stokes's
INR 14.5 selling price in INR ,
making him the most expensive overseas player
ever bought at an IPL auction. He went to
Rising Pune Supergiants. Since 2015 - when INR
became the currency of the IPL auction - only
Yuvraj Singh's INR 16 crore bid by Delhi Daredevils
has topped Stokes'. Stokes' paycheck in
USD is approximately 2.16 million.
crore The money
INR 34.3 spent on the six England
players. Apart from Stokes (INR 14.5 crore)
and Mills (INR 12 crore), Chris Woakes fetched
INR 4.2 crore, Eoin Morgan INR 2 crore, Jason
Roy INR 1 crore and Chris Jordan INR 50 lakh.
Thirty-nine Indian players were bought for about
INR 10 crore less than England's six players.
The selling price to base price ratio of
30 T Natarajan, the highest in this year's
auction. The 25-year old left-arm fast bowler
- who has played only 5 T20s so far - was acquired
by Kings XI Punjab for INR 3 crore from a
base price of INR 10 lakh.
The eight most expensive buys in this
8 year's auction were all overseas players.
Of them, six were bowlers and two allrounders.
The costliest Indian buy was Karn Sharma, who
went to Mumbai for INR 3.2 crore. Twenty-two
players raked in bids of INR 1 crore and above,
out of which 14 were foreign players.
crore Tymal Mills' price tag,
INR 12 the highest for any bowler
in IPL history. Mills is 24-years old and a T20
specialist. He made his debut for England last
year and is noted for the ability to clock 145 kph
and mix it up with especially deceptive slower
balls. Mills' paycheck in USD is 1.79 million.
Teams who completed their quota of 27
3 players - 18 Indian and nine overseas -
Lions, Kings XI and Mumbai. Kolkata Knight
Riders have the smallest squad - 23 players.
Uncapped overseas players picked up at this
2 year's auction - West Indies' Rovman Powell
and UAE's Chirag Suri. There were 30 other uncapped
players who landed an IPL franchise, but
all of them were Indians. Only nine capped Indian
players were sold out in the auction.