Players reject BCCI diktat; Dalmiya remains mum

Kolkata: The Indian cricketers have refused to accept the 30-day clause thus deepening the ongoing crisis and forcing the Indian Board to postpone the selection committee meeting by a few hours on Monday.

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Players reject BCCI diktat; Dalmiya remains mum

Kolkata: The Indian cricketers have refused to accept the 30-day clause thus deepening the ongoing crisis and forcing the Indian Board to postpone the selection committee meeting by a few hours on Monday.

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ECB turns to Bollywood to ward off soccer craze

London: English cricket chiefs are considering a plan to screen Bollywood movies at Test matches here this season in a bid to boost attendances during a summer likely to be dominated by football's World Cup finals.

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