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Stars unhappy with ECB

Bbc Online, London
English players in the Indian Premier League (IPL) are said to be very unhappy at having to pay 10 per cent of their share of their auction price to their counties.
Kevin Pietersen. Andrew Flintoff, Owais Shah, Luke Wright, Samit Patel, Ravi Bopara and Paul Collingwood will be In the auction in Goa on February 6.
BBC's Jonathan Agnew said Pietersen may have to pay Hampshire 45,000 pounds.
"Relations between the players and the England and Wales Cricket Board have rarely been as strained," he added.
As the players' contracts are for three weeks, that means Pietersen and his colleagues could end up having to pay substantial sums of money to miss just one four-day match.
"Apart from the size of the levy, England's players are particularly upset that they have no say in how the money will be used," added Agnew.
But Angus Fraser, Middlesex’s managing director of cricket, believes that his county need compensation for the pair of players they are set to lose to the tournament.
"I think so, yes, certainly up at Middlesex we could be without Owais Shah and Tyron Henderson for basically six weeks, two months of the season," he said.
"We've got to try and find someone to fill that gap and 1 suppose this amount only con-
tributes slightly to that.
"Because for Owais Shah, if he goes for his pre-stated amount of 150,000 dollars, we would get 15,000 dollars from him, which is 10,000 pounds approximately. You're not going to get a huge player for 10,000 dollars."
At the start of the process there were four other England players in the runnlngfor the IPL
Ian Bell and Matt Prior withdrew from the process, whilst surprise veteran contenders Dominic Cork and Darren Gough failed to make the cut.
England bowler Stuart Broad ruled himself out of the whole competition from the start in order to concentrate on the Ashes instead.
Five Pakistanis were in the original list, but none will feature after their country's Foreign Office refused to grant them permission to travel to India.
Pietersen has the highest base price in the auction at 1.35 million dollars while Flintoff will not go for lower than 950,000 dollars.
Australia vice-captain Michael Clarke has a minimum price of 1 million dollars while fellow Aussie ShaunTait's price will be at least 250,000 dollars, South African batsman JP Duminy is also one of the highest valued players at 300,000 dollars.
The IPL will run from April 10 to May 29, although contracted England players are only permitted to go for three weeks.
The England and Wales Cricket Board (ECB) wants to ensure its centrally contracted players, which include Pietersen, Flintoff and Collingwood, return in time for the Lord's Test against the West Indies on May 6.