Mumbai:Former Australia captain Ian Chappell has said his brother Greg's decision to resign as India coach was the right one to make but probably left him with a tinge of regret.
Lucknow:A beleaugured Indian cricket administration on Thursday recieved a further jolt after Railway Minister Lalu Prasad demanded CBI probe into India-Bangladesh World Cup group match played on March 17, in which the former champions were shamelessly beaten by their less-formidable neighbours.
Mumbai:The specially convened two-day working committee meeting of the (BCCI) will get underway at the board headquarters here on Friday to take stock of the situation arising out of India's debacle at the World Cup.
New Delhi:Stating that his future at Team India's helm was now in the hands of the BCCI, beleaguered coach Greg Chappell today ruled out putting in his papers.
Lahore:Nasim Ashraf will continue as Chairman of Pakistan Cricket Board after President Prevez Musharraf today rejected his resignation.
Sydney:Miffed with the media frenzy surrounding his speculated retirement, Glenn McGrath today insisted that he has no immediate plans to bid adieu to international cricket as he wants to play in next year's World Cup in West Indies.
Dhaka:The Bangladesh government cleared a record 56 million-dollar television rights agreement with a Singapore-based company after a row over the deal led to the resignation of the country's cricket chief.
Vadodara: Former Baroda Ranji player and a senior member of the Baroda Cricket Association (BCA) selection panel, Dasrath Pardeshi, has replaced Kiran More as BCA chief selector.
000 dollar to resign from the Elite Panel of Umpires but later revoked the demand saying that he looked forward to continue his international career.
Colombo:Yesterday's car bomb blast cost Team India its Independence Day celebrations and the Men in Blue had to postpone their programme for today as well in the wake of the heightened security in the city.
