Kolkata: Cricket's quadrennial showpiece the World Cup over, the vexed contract issue is likely to resurface, with the International Cricket Council (ICC) sticking to its decision to withhold India's guarantee money from the Cup due to the dispute.
Kolkata: In a major move to resolve the vexed players' contract issue ahead of the coming World Cup in South Africa early next year, the Board of Control for Cricket in India (BCCI) and the International Cricket Council (ICC) will hold direct talks on Monday, with both sides optimistic of making headway in the contentious matter.
Kolkata: In a bid to resolve the contentious players' contract issue a crucial meeting between the Board of Control for Cricket in India (BCCI) and the International Cricket Council (ICC) will be held on Monday to find a way out prior to the World Cup in February.
Kolkata: In a bid to resolve the contentious players' contract issue a crucial meeting between the Board of Control for Cricket in India (BCCI) and the International Cricket Council (ICC) will be held on Monday to find a way out prior to the World Cup in February.
New Delhi: Desperate to resolve the contract issue ahead of the World Cup, the International Cricket Council (ICC) on Wednesday said it had a "better understanding" of the problems faced by Indian cricketers and will make all efforts to find a mutually acceptable solution.
New Delhi: The International Cricket Council (ICC) is considering a series of security protocols to be followed by venues hosting international matches to curb unruly crowd behaviour.
New Delhi: With less than three months to go for the World Cup in South Africa, the International Cricket Council (ICC) is still unsure of finding a mutually acceptable solution to the vexed issue of players' contracts.
Bangalore: International Cricket Council (ICC) chief executive officer Malcolm Speed will arrive on a two-day visit to India on Tuesday, according to an official press release.
Kolkata: Board of Control for Cricket in India (BCCI) president Jagmohan Dalmiya on Friday hoped that the ICC would accept the latest proposal of the Indian players to solve the vexed sponsorship issue.
Mumbai: The International Cricket Council's (ICC) assurance that cricketers signing contracts for next month's Champions Trophy would not be bound for the World Cup in 2003 appears to be only a short-term strategy to curb the sponsorship row and does not offer a permanent solution, experts said on Thursday.
