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Dungarpur comes out in favour of foreign coach

The former president of the Board of Control for Cricket in India (BCCI) Raj Singh Dungarpur, who is in the panel to select the next coach for India, has come out strongly in support of a foreign coach

25-Nov-2009•AC Ganesh

Decision on foreign coach by October 31, says Dungarpur

There is an air of confusion surrounding the appointment of the foreign coach to the Indian team, thanks to the conflicting reports that have been doing the rounds of late

25-Nov-2009•AC Ganesh

Match-fixing: CBI expects to 'strike gold'

The match-fixing saga will continue to haunt the game through the new year too if one goes by the statement made by the Central Bureau of Investigation's (CBI) director RK Raghavan

29-Dec-2000•AC Ganesh

Azhar must now bank on court to redeem his lost pride

A quote by Gloria Gaither says "We may run, walk, stumble, drive, or fly, but let us never lose sight of the reason for the journey, or miss a chance to see a rainbow on the way." Probably the former Indian captain Mohd

28-Dec-2000•AC Ganesh

ICC premises in London, Monaco searched

The International Cricket Council's (ICC) anti-corruption unit (ACU) team led by Sir Paul Condon searched the premises of ICC in London and Monaco on Monday in connection with the alleged malpractice in awarding of television rights

19-Dec-2000•AC Ganesh

IT report on five players sent, others to follow soon

The match-fixing saga continues to haunt the players

15-Dec-2000•AC Ganesh

We will take forward the investigations: Condon

"Cato used to assert that wise men profited more by fools than fools by wise men; for that, wise men avoided the faults of fools, but that fools would not imitate the good examples of wise men," quoted philosopher Plutarch

14-Dec-2000•AC Ganesh

Indian news round-up

Indian captain Sourav Ganguly and wicketkeeper Vijay Dahiya have been served with notices for showing dissent by the ICC match referee Barry Jarman during the fourth one-day international between India and Zimbabwe played in Kanpur on Monday which

12-Dec-2000•AC Ganesh

Madhavan to examine Chopra tomorrow

The match-fixing saga is not over yet

11-Dec-2000•AC Ganesh

Indian news round-up

BCCI secretary Jaywant Lele said on Saturday that the Australian cricket team's itinerary for their tour of India would be decided on December 22

10-Dec-2000•AC Ganesh

Indian news round-up

Former Indian allrounder Manoj Prabhakar who was banned for five years for his alleged links with bookies, said in New Delhi on Friday that he informed the BCCI's anti-corruption commissioner K Madhavan that a board official introduced him to bookies

09-Dec-2000•AC Ganesh

Indian news round-up

Former Australian captain Allan Border, expressing his opinion on the life ban imposed by the BCCI on former Indian captain Mohd

08-Dec-2000•AC Ganesh

Anger, sadness and pats for the BCCI

"I have discovered that all human evil comes from this, man being unable to sit still and quiet in a room alone," said Blaise Pascal

06-Dec-2000•AC Ganesh

Indian news round up

An ICC media release on Tuesday said that the head of the ICC Anti-Corruption Unit (ACU) and the Australian Cricket Board's (ACB) special investigator are flying to India this weekend, to follow up allegations made in the CBI report into cricket

06-Dec-2000•AC Ganesh

Indian news round-up

Three-member ICC team to discuss CBI report in India: The International Cricket Council's (ICC) three-member team is in India to hold talks with officials of the CBI to discuss the match-fixing and betting report made public last month

05-Dec-2000•AC Ganesh

Indian news round-up

Pakistan willing to play India in Bangladesh: The Pakistan Cricket Board (PCB) has expressed willingness to play India in Bangladesh in a triangular series if India participated in the competition

04-Dec-2000•AC Ganesh

Testing time for BCCI as D-day approaches

All eyes are on Chennai, the venue for the meeting of the Board of Control for Cricket in India's three-member committee of AC Muthiah, Kamal Morarka and Ram Prasad which is expected to (hopefully) take a final decision on the tainted players in

04-Dec-2000•AC Ganesh

Indian news round-up

BCCI comments 'unfortunate', says CBI : The Central Bureau of Investigation (CBI) on Friday termed the BCCI's comments about its findings against the functioning of the board as "unfortunate." It also said that the "point-by-point rebuttal"

02-Dec-2000•AC Ganesh

Match-fixing is a national crime: Uma Bharti

Following certain remarks from various quarters of the Board of Control for Cricket in India (BCCI) officials who have expressed support for some players named in the Central Bureau of Investigation's (CBI) report on match-fixing scandal, the Union

02-Dec-2000•AC Ganesh

BCCI's indecision is also a decision

A quote by famous writer John Powell says "The only real mistake is the one from which we learn nothing." This may be apt for the BCCI, looking at the way they are handling the match-fixing scandal

30-Nov-2000•AC Ganesh

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