Lahore: The list of controversies and scandals is getting longer by the day for banned Pakistan fast bowler Mohammad Asif, as he has now been accused of being a ‘home-wrecker’ by a film actor Babrak Shah.According to The Daily Times, Shah
Chennai: Chennai Police have lodged a complaint with the Indian team management against pace spearhead Zaheer Khan for breaching security guidelines and getting into an argument with guards at the team hotel.
New Delhi:Indian cricket was plunged into fresh controversy Wednesday after a TV sting caught national selectors blaming ex-coach Greg Chappell and senior players for a disastrous World Cup campaign.
Sydney:The World Cup final fiasco has simmered into a first rate controversy with the Indian cricket board threatening to bring a no-confidence motion at the next ICC chief executives' meeting in June, citing the farcical summit clash as a case in point for mismanagement of the game.
Lahore:Within days of returning to the side after the doping scandal, Shoaib Akhtar finds himself at the center of another controversy for an alleged dressing room bust-up with coach Bob Woolmer in South Africa and has been asked to appear before a hearing to explain the incident.
More imagesCape Town:Rahul Dravid and Sourav Ganguly shared a half-century stand as India recovered from a poor start and a controversy over star batsman Sachin Tendulkar on the fourth day of the third and final Test at Newlands.
Johannesburg:Seeking to put an end to the controversy surrounding Jacques Kallis' refusal to sing the South African national anthem, CSA CEO Gerald Majola today said the Proteas vice-captain likes to 'sing the anthem in his heart' in quiet remembrance of his late parents.
Johannesburg:South African cricket, already reeling after the national team collapsed to 84 all out in the first Test against India, found itself enmeshed in front page controversy.
Lahore:The Shoaib Akhtar-Mohammad Asif doping saga runs into deeper controversy with a startling revelation that the current Pakistan Cricket Board (PCB) Chairman had unsuccessfully tried to influence the Anti-Doping Commission verdict, which held the fast-bowling duo guilty of using a banned substance, but got his way in securing them exonerated by the Appellate Tribunal.
Mumbai: Denying the International Cricket Council's claim that Darrel Hair was dropped from the Champions Trophy due to ''security and safety concerns,'' the Board of Control for Cricket in India (BCCI) today said the umpire was left out due to the controversy surrounding him.
