-seating capacity PCA Stadium in Mohali, chairs were being installed even in the general blocks. ''Each chair will be numbered,'' disclosed PCA chief.
Mumbai:The Indian cricket board, already besieged with legal wrangles, has filed a police complaint against former president Jagmohan Dalmiya for alleged financial irregularities.
New Delhi:The present BCCI hierarchy will be moving the Calcutta High Court today against the stay order obtained by the board's former President Jagmohan Dalmiya on the showcause notice slapped on him for alleged financial irregularities.
Mumbai:The Board of Control of Cricket for India (BCCI) has issued a show-cause notice to former president Jagmohan Dalmiya, asking him to reply on the issue of PILICOM account, raised by treasurer N Srinivasan at the February 21 working committee meeting.
Chennai:Former President of the Board of Control for Cricket in India (BCCI), Jagmohan Dalmiya yesterday declined to say anything on matters concerning the Board or react to charges levelled against him by former President, Raj Singh Dungarpur.
Karachi:After being left red-faced following Salim Malik's appearance in a One-day friendly, the Pakistan Cricket Board (PCB) today said it had reminded the disgraced former captain of the life ban that barred him from playing cricket at any level.
Kolkata:Former Board of Control for Cricket in India (BCCI) president Jagmohan Dalmiya was awarded with the International Journal of History of Sports (IJHS) award for his contribution to the field of globalising cricket, alongwith Mr Sepp Blatter, Fifa president and Juan Samaranch, IOC chief.
Hyderabad:Former United Board of South African Cricket (UCBSA) official Ali Bacher today visited the newly-built Visakha Stadium at Uppal on the city outskirts.
Kolkata:Former Board of Control for Cricket in India (BCCI) Dalmiya condoled the death of Union Sports Minister Sunil Dutt describing him as a man of pleasant personality who was keen for the development of all sporting disciplines in the country.
New Delhi:As a recognition of his contribution to the world of sports, former Board of Control for Cricket in India (BCCI) president Jagmohan Dalmiya has been selected, alongwith FIFA boss Sepp Blatter and former International Olympic Committee (IOC) chief Juan Antonio Samaranch, to receive the International Journal of History of Sport (IJHS) achievement award.
