IPL mess' dust doesn't seem to settle down, Board of Cricket Control in India (BCCI) should be given credit for administrating a strict policy to make IPL as undisputed as possible. Discipline and principals over money is not something you see very often in today's world of cricket. BCCI h

Indian Premier League (IPL) has terminated the agreements with Kings XI Punjab and Rajasthan Royals will immediate effect. Kochi have been told off with a serious warning, ordering them to straighten their affairs and resolve internal problems otherwise face the same fate as Punjab and Rajas

The President of the BCCI and one of the members of the IPL Governing Council has said that he will not be a part of the three-man disciplinary committee that will decide on the future of the suspended IPL chief, Lalit Modi. Earlier, he was said to have been on the panel that was to decide whe

The BCCI chief, Shashank Manohar has warned the IPL franchises which sent a letter expressing dissatisfaction on the sacking of IMG from being the sports management company handling the IPL. Manohar has said that the franchise had no right to meddle with the internal affairs of the IPL and tha

A day after the BCCI backed its players with the whereabouts clause and refused to sign the dotted line, it has said that it will suggest to the cricket's apex body, the ICC, to give up on World Anti Doping Association (WADA) code of conduct for anti-doping and form one of its own for the memb

Training his guns on the Sharad Pawar-led BCCI, Jagmohan Dalmiya today asserted that he would go all the way to expose those who considered the Board as their personal property and bend rules to suit their own interests. Bubbling with confidence after getting a stay from the Calcutta High Co

The Indian cricket board is hopeful that a solution would emerge out of today's crucial meeting between the board and the senior players to settle the players' contract issue. "We hope to find a solution to the contract issue. Players have some reservation which will be discussed at th

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 today ruled out participation in the 2010 Commonwealth Games in Delhi stating a busy schedule of the Indian team under the ICC's Future Tours Programme. The BCCI Working Committee also formed a sub-committee to deal with players' contract but there was no discussion on nominating its