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Out-of-favour wicketkeeper Read was reported to be having second thoughts about his participation in the big-money Twenty20 competition, which gets under way at the end of this month in India.

But Read, Solanki, England's World Cup wicketkeeper Paul Nixon and Darren Maddy were among six English or Irish players confirmed when organisers unveiled the team line-ups.

The six ICL teams are Mumbai Champs, Delhi Jets, Chennai Superstars, Hyderabad Heroes, Kolkata Tigers and Chandigarh Lions.

ICL chairman Kapil Dev said: "We have ensured the teams are balanced in every way and receive the best facilities in terms of coaching, 'showcasing' their talent and exposure to international cricket."