Dear Mr Dalmiya, I write to ask you to implement a five-point agenda for the reform of Indian cricket.
New Delhi :In a bonanza for top cricketers participating in domestic tournaments, the Board of Control for Cricket in India (BCCI) has decided to give them a ten-fold hike and pay up to Rs 52,000 for each match.
New Delhi :Coach John Wright, whose contribution to the success of the Indian cricket team has been widely acknowledged, is likely to be offered a fresh contract when his current tenure ends in September this year.
Kolkata: The Indian cricket team will be visiting Pakistan for a full-fledged tour in March 2004 in view of the Centre's recent decision to give the green signal for resumption of bilateral sporting ties.
Kolkata: Rahul Dravid will lead the Indian team in the first two matches of the coming Limited Over tri-series with the ailing Sourav Ganguly being ruled out of the games after undergoing two surgeries in five days for an abscess on his left thigh.
New Delhi: Board of Control for Cricket in India (BCCI) president Jagmohan Dalmiya said that the BCCI and the cricketers have reached a final understanding on the details of the players contract and graded payment but declined to give any details on the agreement.
Kolkata: The Board of Control for Cricket in India (BCCI) would not remain dependent on foreign experts as the Indian team's support staff on a long- term basis with efforts on to groom Indians for the crucial jobs, president Jagmohan Dalmiya said on Friday.
Kolkata: The month-long crisis over the International Cricket Council (ICC) sponsorship issue blew over on Monday with the Board of Control for Cricket in India (BCCI) deciding to send its top players to the Champions Trophy in Sri Lanka after the ICC climbed down further and made a compromise offer.
Kolkata: The month-long crisis over the International Cricket Council (ICC) sponsorship issue blew over on Monday with the Board of Control for Cricket in India (BCCI) deciding to send its top players to the Champions Trophy in Sri Lanka after the ICC climbed down further and made a compromise offer.
Kolkata: India's greatest all-rounder Kapil Dev on Wednesday said that he was taken aback by skipper Saurav Ganguly stripping himself of his shirt after the team's spectacular victory over England in the NatWest Trophy final at Lord's.
