Mumbai:The decision on whether Greg Chappell continues to stay in India by being involved in the game here would be known in a month's time as he has been given 30 days to decide on continuing his association with Indian cricket as a consultant or director of the National Cricket Academy in Bangalore.
Basseterre, St Kitts:Cricket in the Caribbean averted a major crisis with the board and the players' association finalising contracts for the West Indian cricketers.
Kolkata:Newly elected BCCI president Sharad Pawar today hailed the all-round contribution of Sourav Ganguly in Indian cricket and assured of a fair treatment to the former skipper from the national selection committee.
New Delhi:The Supreme Court today fixed October 3 for hearing a petition filed by the cricket associations of Rajasthan and Bihar and the Netaji Cricket Club of Tamil Nadu, challenging the Calcutta High Court order which stayed the appointment of two former Chief Justices as observers for the elections to BCCI.
Kolkata:The BCCI AGM today began here afresh this morning after it was adjourned 'sine die' yesterday.
New Delhi:World Cup winning captain Kapil Dev donated his pension from the Board of Control for Cricket in India (BCCI) to an orphanage and called for other well off cricketers to giftthe money to others who are in need.
Pune: A District Civil Court on Tuesday posted Abhijit Kale's petition challenging his suspension from first-class cricket by the Board of Control for Cricket in India (BCCI) for hearing on November 27.
New Delhi: With the probe into bribery charge set to begin on November 29, former Board of Control for Cricket in India (BCCI) officials on Tuesday added to the swelling sympathy for tainted batsman Abhijit Kale slamming the manner in which he was suspended and calling for a thorough probe.
Auckland: Top New Zealand cricketers are bullying young players into strike action as the bitter pay dispute showed no sign of ending, it was reported on Saturday.
India to go ahead with New Zealand tour, says Dalmiya Kolkata: The Board of Control for Cricket in India (BCCI) on Thursday dismissed doubts about the Indian cricket team's scheduled tour of New Zealand next month in view of the stand off between the cricket board and top players in that country.
