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Pune, Chennai Return as Hosts for Indian Premier League Matches
Last year Pune did not host any IPL game at the new stadium on its outskirts after the scrapping of the city's franchise outfit Sahara Pune Warriors by the BCCI.
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N Srinivasan has a lot of egos: Subrata Roy
Subrata Roy says Sahara Pariwar enjoyed cordial relations with BCCI but things changed for the worse when N. Srinivasan took over. "Why should we bear anyone's ego?" he asks.
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BCCI has always acted in betrayal: Sahara's full statement
Sahara Group said the "arbitrary" reduction in the number of IPL matches by the BCCI from the number stipulated in the franchise agreement was at the centre of the whole dispute.
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Pune Warriors India have shared fruitful relationship with BCCI: team official
Sahara is the principal sponsor of Team India and the current tenure of the Jersey sponsorship ends on Dec 31, 2013.
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Pune Warriors removed from Indian Premier League for payment default
Owned by the Sahara Group, the Pune Warriors have been on a collision course with the BCCI after the Board encashed its bank guarantee due to non-payment of the franchise fee.
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Pune Warriors removed from IPL for payment default
Owned by the Sahara Group, the Pune Warriors have been on collision course with the BCCI after the Board encashed its bank guarantee due to non-payment of the franchise fee. The Sahara group announced its pull-out from the IPL after that.
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Can't sponsor BCCI under Srinivasan, says Sahara boss Subrata Roy
In an exclusive interview to NDTV, Roy expresses his disgust at the current BCCI office-bearers. The Sahara chief said the Board has mistreated a company that backed Indian cricket for 13 years
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Sahara's pull-out evokes interest from other corporate biggies
If the BCCI is to be believed, then there is every chance of the Pune franchisee being resold.
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IPL 6: BCCI betrayed our trust, says Sahara Group on Pune Warriors pullout
Sahara said that the company had been requesting the BCCI to revise the franchise fee for long as the number of matches had been reduced but to no avail.
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BCCI hits back, says they cannot be held responsible for arbitration impasse
Sahara had accused that the arbitration process on the issue of reduction of franchisee fee had not seen any progress due to BCCI's inflexible approach but BCCI said it was the business group which was responsible for this.
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Pune, Chennai Return as Hosts for Indian Premier League Matches
Last year Pune did not host any IPL game at the new stadium on its outskirts after the scrapping of the city's franchise outfit Sahara Pune Warriors by the BCCI.
-
N Srinivasan has a lot of egos: Subrata Roy
Subrata Roy says Sahara Pariwar enjoyed cordial relations with BCCI but things changed for the worse when N. Srinivasan took over. "Why should we bear anyone's ego?" he asks.
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BCCI has always acted in betrayal: Sahara's full statement
Sahara Group said the "arbitrary" reduction in the number of IPL matches by the BCCI from the number stipulated in the franchise agreement was at the centre of the whole dispute.
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Pune Warriors India have shared fruitful relationship with BCCI: team official
Sahara is the principal sponsor of Team India and the current tenure of the Jersey sponsorship ends on Dec 31, 2013.
-
Pune Warriors removed from Indian Premier League for payment default
Owned by the Sahara Group, the Pune Warriors have been on a collision course with the BCCI after the Board encashed its bank guarantee due to non-payment of the franchise fee.
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Pune Warriors removed from IPL for payment default
Owned by the Sahara Group, the Pune Warriors have been on collision course with the BCCI after the Board encashed its bank guarantee due to non-payment of the franchise fee. The Sahara group announced its pull-out from the IPL after that.
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Can't sponsor BCCI under Srinivasan, says Sahara boss Subrata Roy
In an exclusive interview to NDTV, Roy expresses his disgust at the current BCCI office-bearers. The Sahara chief said the Board has mistreated a company that backed Indian cricket for 13 years
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Sahara's pull-out evokes interest from other corporate biggies
If the BCCI is to be believed, then there is every chance of the Pune franchisee being resold.
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IPL 6: BCCI betrayed our trust, says Sahara Group on Pune Warriors pullout
Sahara said that the company had been requesting the BCCI to revise the franchise fee for long as the number of matches had been reduced but to no avail.
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BCCI hits back, says they cannot be held responsible for arbitration impasse
Sahara had accused that the arbitration process on the issue of reduction of franchisee fee had not seen any progress due to BCCI's inflexible approach but BCCI said it was the business group which was responsible for this.
