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"Fight Bangladesh Government, Not Cricketer": Omar Abdullah On IPL Player Row
Former Jammu and Kashmir Chief Minister Omar Abdullah has strongly criticised the BCCI for directing Kolkata Knight Riders (KKR) to remove Bangladeshi cricketer Mustafizur Rehman from their squad.
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Lalit Modi's Lawyer Quotes Interpol, Says No Blue Corner Notice Against Him
Lalit Modi, the controversial former chairman of the Indian Premier League, today responded to the row over Foreign Minister Sushma Swaraj helping him secure emergency travel papers in Britain, with a series of tweets and a detailed defence by his lawyer.
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Delhi High Court agrees to hear plea seeking government control on IPL
The Delhi High Court today agreed to hear a plea seeking direction to the Centre for taking control over the Indian Premier League by separating it from BCCI in view of irregularities including spot-fixing cropping up in the cash-rich cricket tournament.
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Former cricketer Kirti Azad on dharna against IPL
Former Indian cricketer Kirti Azad began a fast today, demanding that the Indian Premier League, which has been a hit by a series a controversies, be scrapped. Azad, who is also a Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) leader, began the hunger strike outside the Feroz Shah Kotla ground.
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Is the IPL becoming more about controversies than cricket?
Is the IPL becoming more about controversies than about cricket?
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Mumbai police endorse Lalit Modi's life threat claim
A day after former IPL commissioner Lalit Modi claimed that there is a threat to his life if he returns to India, the Mumbai police today endorsed his claim.Modi, who is now in London, had responded to the Enforcement Directorate's summon on Thursday claiming that he was ready to be questioned in London, however, he would not come to India as he fe...
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No stake in Kochi team: Sunil Gavaskar to NDTV
Sunil Gavaskar has told NDTV that he does not have any stake in the Kochi cricket team, and that he has not accepted an offer to head the franchise's cricket operations.Satyajit Gaikwad, a co-owner of the Kochi franchise, told NDTV this morning that he has asked Gavaskar to look after its cricketing operations. However, Gaikwad made it clear that t...
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Gavaskar email bypasses IPL owners, causes controversy
NDTV has gained access to an email reportedly written by Indian Premier League (IPL) Governing Council member Sunil Gavaskar to the Captains of the 8 IPL teams.In his email dated July 5, Gavaskar has strangely enough bypassed the franchise owners and sought suggestions from the captains directly.Gavaskar suggests that teams should be allowed to ret...
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Tharoor in Kerala, roots for Kochi IPL team
Weeks after he stepped down as minister, Shashi Tharoor could well be courting controversy again. The Congress MP is in Thiruvananthapuram as the new Kochi IPL franchise discusses preparations for Season 4 of the Indian Premier League.
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IPL controversy: Pawar to be added to tax exemption case
Is there a code of conduct for ministers who hold posts in sports associations? That's what the Bombay High Court has asked the union government to explain.The court has also asked that Union Agriculture Minister Sharad Pawar be made a respondent, along with suspended IPL Chairman Lalit Modi and current IPL Chief Chiryau Amin, to a case filed by a ...
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Tharoor and Modi are still 'friends'
Shashi Tharoor and Lalit Modi are certainly no longer seeing eye-to-eye after the rather colourful and bitter events of the last few weeks. But in the virtual world, where the controversy all began - Twitter - the two are still friends!
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Closed-door IPL meeting: The inside story
I S Bindra was the one man who stood up for Lalit Modi, Sunil Gavaskar was largely quiet and BCCI president Shashank Manohar led the charge against the former IPL boss. NDTV has exclusive details of what happened at the closed-door IPL governing council meeting on Monday as the important men of cricket met to decide on Modi's fate and that of the I...
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IPL: Chirayu Amin in charge; Modi suspended for rigging bids, giant bribes
Two hours, 12 men - that's what it took to formally endorse the decision to suspend Lalit Modi as Chairman and Commissioner of the Indian Premier League (IPL). The interim chief of the IPL is Chirayu Amin.
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Lalit Modi and friends on twitter
With only a day to go before Modi is likely to be to formally voted out as Chairman and Commissioner of the IPL, Modi is tweeting his self-defense. He has said he will skip Monday's governing council meeting. The actors who co own three IPL teams are standing by Modi on twitter.
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IPL row in Parliament: Opposition asks govt 'Were you sleeping?'
The Indian Premier League (IPL) controversy lent itself to Parliament on Friday morning, with the Opposition using it to attack the government.
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"Fight Bangladesh Government, Not Cricketer": Omar Abdullah On IPL Player Row
Former Jammu and Kashmir Chief Minister Omar Abdullah has strongly criticised the BCCI for directing Kolkata Knight Riders (KKR) to remove Bangladeshi cricketer Mustafizur Rehman from their squad.
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Lalit Modi's Lawyer Quotes Interpol, Says No Blue Corner Notice Against Him
Lalit Modi, the controversial former chairman of the Indian Premier League, today responded to the row over Foreign Minister Sushma Swaraj helping him secure emergency travel papers in Britain, with a series of tweets and a detailed defence by his lawyer.
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Delhi High Court agrees to hear plea seeking government control on IPL
The Delhi High Court today agreed to hear a plea seeking direction to the Centre for taking control over the Indian Premier League by separating it from BCCI in view of irregularities including spot-fixing cropping up in the cash-rich cricket tournament.
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Former cricketer Kirti Azad on dharna against IPL
Former Indian cricketer Kirti Azad began a fast today, demanding that the Indian Premier League, which has been a hit by a series a controversies, be scrapped. Azad, who is also a Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) leader, began the hunger strike outside the Feroz Shah Kotla ground.
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Is the IPL becoming more about controversies than cricket?
Is the IPL becoming more about controversies than about cricket?
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Mumbai police endorse Lalit Modi's life threat claim
A day after former IPL commissioner Lalit Modi claimed that there is a threat to his life if he returns to India, the Mumbai police today endorsed his claim.Modi, who is now in London, had responded to the Enforcement Directorate's summon on Thursday claiming that he was ready to be questioned in London, however, he would not come to India as he fe...
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No stake in Kochi team: Sunil Gavaskar to NDTV
Sunil Gavaskar has told NDTV that he does not have any stake in the Kochi cricket team, and that he has not accepted an offer to head the franchise's cricket operations.Satyajit Gaikwad, a co-owner of the Kochi franchise, told NDTV this morning that he has asked Gavaskar to look after its cricketing operations. However, Gaikwad made it clear that t...
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Gavaskar email bypasses IPL owners, causes controversy
NDTV has gained access to an email reportedly written by Indian Premier League (IPL) Governing Council member Sunil Gavaskar to the Captains of the 8 IPL teams.In his email dated July 5, Gavaskar has strangely enough bypassed the franchise owners and sought suggestions from the captains directly.Gavaskar suggests that teams should be allowed to ret...
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Tharoor in Kerala, roots for Kochi IPL team
Weeks after he stepped down as minister, Shashi Tharoor could well be courting controversy again. The Congress MP is in Thiruvananthapuram as the new Kochi IPL franchise discusses preparations for Season 4 of the Indian Premier League.
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IPL controversy: Pawar to be added to tax exemption case
Is there a code of conduct for ministers who hold posts in sports associations? That's what the Bombay High Court has asked the union government to explain.The court has also asked that Union Agriculture Minister Sharad Pawar be made a respondent, along with suspended IPL Chairman Lalit Modi and current IPL Chief Chiryau Amin, to a case filed by a ...
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Tharoor and Modi are still 'friends'
Shashi Tharoor and Lalit Modi are certainly no longer seeing eye-to-eye after the rather colourful and bitter events of the last few weeks. But in the virtual world, where the controversy all began - Twitter - the two are still friends!
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Closed-door IPL meeting: The inside story
I S Bindra was the one man who stood up for Lalit Modi, Sunil Gavaskar was largely quiet and BCCI president Shashank Manohar led the charge against the former IPL boss. NDTV has exclusive details of what happened at the closed-door IPL governing council meeting on Monday as the important men of cricket met to decide on Modi's fate and that of the I...
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IPL: Chirayu Amin in charge; Modi suspended for rigging bids, giant bribes
Two hours, 12 men - that's what it took to formally endorse the decision to suspend Lalit Modi as Chairman and Commissioner of the Indian Premier League (IPL). The interim chief of the IPL is Chirayu Amin.
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Lalit Modi and friends on twitter
With only a day to go before Modi is likely to be to formally voted out as Chairman and Commissioner of the IPL, Modi is tweeting his self-defense. He has said he will skip Monday's governing council meeting. The actors who co own three IPL teams are standing by Modi on twitter.
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IPL row in Parliament: Opposition asks govt 'Were you sleeping?'
The Indian Premier League (IPL) controversy lent itself to Parliament on Friday morning, with the Opposition using it to attack the government.
