It is anticipated that the new owners, the Hampshire club, and the England and Wales Cricket Board (ECB) would soon make a formal announcement regarding the transaction.
Along with the substantial financial commitment, the acquisition may allow Hampshire to play against some of the young players of the Delhi Capitals in league matches like the Hundred.
The Board of Control for Cricket in India (BCCI) does not, however, currently allow Indian cricket players who are currently playing to participate in international competitions.
Another noteworthy event is that Yorkshire, an English county team, has revived negotiations with Rajasthan Royals regarding a potential acquisition of the team situated in Headingley.
But 6000 Yorkshire members would have to vote in favor of this in order for it to happen.
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