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Move follows player unease
Zimbabwe board revises central contract offers
Cricinfo staff
September 25, 2007
Zimbabwe Cricket has bowed down to pressure and has revised the agreements with players who had received lower-grade central contracts last month.
Among those to be re-elevated was key batsman Brendan Taylor, the star of Zimbabwe's remarkable ICC World Twenty20. He is believed to have been upgraded from a C to an A contract, putting him on a par with Tatenda Taibu and Vusi Sibanda.
Sources close to the players have told Cricinfo that the upgrades took place before the ICC World Twenty20 after a number of players expressed unhappiness with the deals on offer. But even if that is not the case, Taylor's performances in South Africa guaranteed that he would be given a new contract.
Zimbabwe board revises central contract offers
Zimbabwe Cricket has bowed down to pressure and has revised the agreements with players who had received lower-grade central contracts last month
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