New Delhi: In a positive initiative towards finding a solution to the vexed contracts issue, World Cup sponsors Hero Honda on Saturday offered to "walk any mile" and "extend all flexibility" to ensure India's participation in the tournament in South Africa next month.
New Delhi: In a positive initiative towards finding a solution to the vexed contracts issue, World Cup sponsors Hero Honda on Saturday offered to "walk any mile" and "extend all flexibility" to ensure India's participation in the tournament in South Africa next month.
Kolkata: The International Cricket Council (ICC) and the Board of Control for Cricket in India (BCCI) on Monday made 'significant' progress to resolve the contentious player's contract system to ensure participation of the best Indian team in the next World Cup.
Bangalore: The International Cricket Council on Friday welcomed the opportunity to meet with Board of Control for Cricket in India (BCCI) president Jagmohan Dalmiya and Indian cricketer Anil Kumble in Kolkata next week on the issue of player terms for the World Cup, according to an official press release.
New Delhi: India failed to name a preliminary World Cup squad on Monday, the last date set by cricket's world governing body, as the dispute over players' contracts showed no signs of being resolved.
New Delhi: India failed to name a preliminary World Cup squad on Monday, the last date set by cricket's world governing body, as the dispute over players' contracts showed no signs of being resolved.
Vadodara: Skipper Saurav Ganguly was on Monday rested for the last two One-dayers against the West Indies, the team for which was announced here by the national selectors.
Ahmedabad: The West Indies did not blow the issue of crowd trouble out of proportion as such incidents posed real threat to players' safety, team manager Ricky Skerrit said on Thursday.
New Delhi: Crowd trouble, which has marred the ongoing One-day series between India and West Indies, came up for discussion during a meeting between delegates of the Board of Control for Cricket in India (BCCI) and Sports Minister Vikram Verma on Wednesday.
Mumbai: India's batting Maestro Sachin Tendulkar and West Indies skipper Carl Hooper would be felicitated for playing in hundred Tests, by the Board of Control for Cricket in India (BCCI) on the opening day of first Test match between the two countries at the Wankhede Stadium on October 9.
