New Delhi:In a major relief to Jagmohan Dalmiya, the state of Maharashtra and BCCI today informed the Supreme Court that they were not opposed to the anticipatory bail to the former BCCI Chief, who is facing allegation of misappropriation of funds during 1996 World Cup.
Mumbai:The Bombay High Court yesterday granted anticipatory bail to former Board of Control for Cricket in India (BCCI) President Jagmohan Dalmiya and three other ex-officials in the case of alleged misappropriation of Board funds to the tune of Rs 21 lakh.
Mumbai:Former BCCI chief Jagmohan Dalmiya and three other ex-officials of the cricket Board were yesterday grilled for over seven hours by the officials of the Economic Offences Wing (EOW) of the Mumbai crime branch in a case of misappropriation of BCCI funds.
Mumbai:Taking umbrage at claims by the new ruling regime of the Indian Cricket Board of having introduced new marketing strategies to enhance its revenues, former BCCI secretary S K Nair yesterday said most of these had already been tried out successfully by the deposed regime.
Thiruvananthapuram:The Annual General Meeting of the Cricket Board would be held in Kolkata on November 29 for election of office-bearers, BCCI Secretary S K Nair said here today.
New Delhi:Goa Cricket Association, currently facing a inquiry by the Cricket Board over alleged malpractices during the One-dayer against Australia in 2001, will host England for a ODI provided the centre is cleared by the BCCI.
Kolkata:The Marketing Committee of the BCCI would meet here tomorrow to discuss the contentious telecast rights for the international cricket matches to be played at home for the next four years.
Mumbai:National Senior Cricket Selection Committee Chairman, Kiran More and Board of Control for Cricket in India (BCCI) Secretary and Meeting Convener S K Nair today rubbished news reports that Sachin Tendulkar had anything to do with the removal of Sourav Ganguly from the Indian cricket captaincy.
Mohali:Rahul Dravid was yesterday handed back the captaincy of the Indian cricket team for the forthcoming One-day series against Sri Lanka and South Africa, a decision which casts a deep shadow on Sourav Ganguly's long reign in the hot seat.
Mumbai:The Indian cricket board has formed a three-member review committee to go into the effectiveness of last season's players' contracts which have expired and submit a report to the board for the 2005-06 season.
