| Search Results for bcci
|
| Unfit Munaf Patel called back, Ishant Sharma inducted as replacement
India suffered another setback in the bowling department with Munaf Patel
being called back from the Bangladesh tour after being declared unfit due
to a lower back spasm.
Patel strained himself while bowling in the nets yesterday and had to sit out
of the first Test against Bangladesh that
|
Indian Cricket League not meant to confront BCCI
Asserting that the Indian Cricket League was not meant to antagonise the
BCCI, former player and one of the directors on ICL's executive
board Kiran More said the planned series would contribute to the game's
growth in the country.
"We should see the ICL as an opportunity which will p
|
| BCCI climb down on cricket players contract
After flexing its muscles over the players' contracts, the Cricket Board today
made a tame climb down and said the Bangladesh-bound team members can sign
the contract even after returning from the tour if they were not happy with some
of the clauses.
"I don't have a feed back yet from
|
BCCI threatens no-confidence motion against ICC
The Indian Cricket Board has slammed the International Cricket Council
for the World Cup final fiasco and threatened to bring a no-confidence
motion against its office-bearers, who have become "more and more bureaucratic".
In a scathing reaction to the goof-up in the World Cup fin
|
| Former players back Mohinder Amarnath as next coach
Even as the Indian cricket board continues its search for Team India's
new coach, a section of former cricketers want the board to consider Mohinder Amarnath's name for the job, media sources said.
According to the sources, the BCCI has constituted a
seven-member panel headed by Board chie
|
New cricket coach, manager to be appointed for two years: BCCI
The Indian cricket team's new manager and coach would be appointed for a tenure of
two years, the Cricket Board disclosed on Tuesday.
A day after constituting a seven-member panel to pick Greg Chappell's successor, the BCCI said it was yet to zero in on possible
candidates for the job but ha
|
| BCCI names 7-member committee to find new indian coach
A seven-member committee headed by BCCI President Sharad Pawar was today
set up to choose India's new cricket coach amid reports that Australians Dav Whatmore and Tom Moody are the front runners for the job.
Besides Pawar, the "Special Committee" will consist
of three former capt
|
BCCI denies issuing directives to drop Sachin Tendulkar, Sourav Ganguly
The Cricket Board today ruled out issuing any directive to the selectors to drop
or select any particular player for the Bangladesh tour as has been reported
in the media.
"I totally deny having written to Dilip Vengsarkar
(selection panel chief) to choose or drop any player," s
|
| BCCI meeting after Nimbus notice for the live cricket telecast matter
Barely a year after signing a telecast deal with the Cricket Board for a whopping
612 million dollars, Nimbus today issued a notice to the BCCI threatening
to pull out of the deal.
Nimbus' decision to withdraw from the deal, covering
matches in India till 2010 March, comes after the Gove
|
Board of Control for Cricket had no knowledge of NSG cover
The Board of Control for Cricket in India (BCCI) today said that the decision
to provide National Security Guards commandos for the security of the Indian team
during the World Cup was the government's move and the BCCI had not made
any specific request in this regard.
Talking to newsmen, B
|
| Pawar plans to visit West Indies to watch Super 8 games
The BCCI President Sharad Pawar, who could not meet the World Cup-bound
Indian team here yesterday to convey his best wishes in person, is planning to
visit the West Indies in the first week of April to watch a couple of Super
8 Series games.
"He could not make it to Mumbai and meet t
|
Sourav Ganguly backs BCCI's decision to bar players' wives
Sourav Ganguly today found merit in the Indian Cricket Board's decision
to bar players' wives from accompanying them during the initial stages of the
World Cup, saying it would help the boys spend more time with each other.
"It's a big tournament. The players will get more time
wit
|
| Delhi HC asks Govt to take decision on racist ad
The Delhi High Court asked the centre to take "just and proper" decision
on broadcaster neo sports' alleged racist advertisement that depicted India as
an "inhospitable host" during the India-West Indies and India Sri
Lanka cricket series.
The direction came from a bench
|
I will be match-fit before WC: Pathan
Beleaguered cricketer Irfan Pathan stoutly defended himself against criticism, saying
he remained positive about a successful performance in the world cup despite
question marks over his form and fitness.
"I have been answering these queries about the loss of
in-swing and drop in pa
|
| Pawar to talk to players before team's departure
The BCCI president, Sharad Pawar, will address the Indian World Cup
team here on February 27 before it leaves for the West Indies.
The BCCI chief will talk to players after the official
media conference at the Board's headquarters in the Wankhede Stadium,
Board sources said today.
Dep
|
Tendulkar to miss series decider against SL on Feb 17
The Indian team has suffered a severe setback with star batsman
Sachin Tendulkar pulling out of the 4th and final ODI against
Sri Lanka to be played on Saturday.
The BCCI secretary Niranjan Shah announced on
Thursday that Tendulkar pulled out of the crucial tie due to a stiff back. Th
|
| ICC nominations committee to meet today
The ICC nominations committee will meet in Dubai today to consider the two nominations
for the next ICC President.
BCCI President Sharad Pawar and England
and Wales Cricket Board Chairman David Morgan are the two nominees
to succeed current ICC President Percy Sonn.
The members of the
|
BCCI announces World Cup squad
The Board of Control for Cricket in India today announced the 15-member cricket
squad for the 2007 Cricket World Cup, west indies with Virender Sehwag
finding a place in the team despite his recent not so good performances.
The National Selection Committee, along with skipper
Rahul Dravid
|
| Gunguly available for WC selection: BCCI
The cricket board brought little relief for the fans of the Bengal Tiger
by declaring that the thumb injury suffered by Sourav Ganguly in the second
one-dayer against Sri Lanka was not serious.
Ganguly is available for World Cup selection, the BCCI
said.
"It is a minor injury and w
|
I will give an explanation if asked by BCCI
Showing no signs of repentance, Indian captain Rahul Dravid today said
that he was not worried by the Cricket Board's stand to seek an explanation from
him for his outburst against the team manager for the South African tour.
Dravid said controversies had become a part and parcel of Indian
|
| BCCI to seek explanation from Dravid
Jumping to the defence of Chetan Desai, the Cricket Board today said it
would seek an explanation from captain Rahul Dravid for his outburst against
the team manager for the South African tour.
Desai had come under a scathing attack from the Indian skipper
for his tour report which criti
|
ICC to send team to Nagpur for investigation
The International Cricket Council today decided to send a special team to Nagpur
to investigate Marlon Samuels alleged links with a bookie.
The team, mainly comprising of ICC's Anti-Corruption Unit officials,
will be in Nagpur by Monday and will have detailed discussions with the Nagpur
|
| Telecast row: BCCI forms 4-member panel
Concerned by the fallout of a long-drawn telecast dispute, the BCCI today
appointed a four-member committee to amicably resolve the vexed issue of sharing
the live feed of cricket matches between rights owner Nimbus and public broadcaster
Prasar Bharti.
The decision to form the committee,
|
BCCI working committee meet today
The issues of telecast rights and contract system for cricketers
are likely to feature in the BCCI 's working committee meet today.
The meeting assumes importance in the wake of the ordinance
which has made it mandatory for television rights owner to share the live feed
with public
|
| India-Lanka series: Sehwag, Munaf back in squad
The national selectors today announced Indian squad for the forthcoming ODI
series against Sri Lanka beginning on February 8 .
Out of form opener Virender Sehwag and Munaf Patel
have been recalled for the first two one dayers. Gautam Gambhir, Mohammad Kaif, Suresh Raina and Romesh Powar wer
|
Busy schedule awaits Indians after the WC
A very busy schedule waits for the Indian cricket team following the World Cup
in March-April, with a short tour of Bangladesh setting off a gruelling programme
right up to the summer of next year, sources said.
Talking to scribes, BCCI secretary Niranjan Shah
said: "The tour to the
|
| World Cup squad to be chosen on Feb 11 or 12
The Indian squad for the upcoming cricket World Cup in the Caribbean would be
chosen on February 11 or 12.
"The selectors, who are to meet in Mumbai on February
3 to pick the team for the Sri Lanka series, will decide on the date
and the venue, either Rajkot or Mumbai," the BC
|
Injured Munaf rules out of first two ODIs
Paceman Munaf Patel was today ruled out of the first two one-day internationals
against West Indies after being advised two weeks of rest for a sore ankle.
Patel has hurt the ankle early on the tour of South Africa
and had sat out of three ODIs and the first two Tests.
He was brought in f
|
| S Africa need 156 more runs to win
The fourth and final one-day international between India
and the West Indies would be held at Vadodara on January 31 instead of
January 30, the BCCI said today.
"The West Indies Cricket Board has agreed to our
request to put off the match by a day as the police had told the B
|
Irfan Pathan returns from SA
Indian speedster Irfan Pathan returned here early this
morning from South Africa, sources said.
The left arm pace bowler was sent back by the Indian team management before
the conclusion of the ongoing test series against the host to rediscover his
bowling form in domestic cricket.
|