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Massive Blow To BCCI, Asked To Pay Rs 538 Crore By Bombay High Court. Details Here
The Bombay High Court has upheld the arbitral, directing the Board of Control for Cricket in India (BCCI) to pay Rs 538 crore to the now defunct IPL franchise Kochi Tuskers Kerala.
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High Court Sets Aside Arbitration Award That Required BCCI To Pay Rs 4,800 Crore To DCHL
The Bombay High Court on Wednesday set aside an arbitration award that directed the BCCI to pay over Rs 4,800 crore to Deccan Chronicle Holdings Ltd over the alleged illegal termination of the latter's IPL franchise team, Deccan Chargers Hyderabad
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IPL: Rajasthan Disappointed by Governing Council's Decision
The Indian Premier League Governing Council on Friday announced that the Eliminator and second Qualifier will be held in New Delhi while the first Qualifier and final will be held in Bengaluru.
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IPL: Mumbai Indians to Know New Home Venue on Friday
Indian Premier League governing council will finalise the home venues of Mumbai Indians and Rising Pune Supergiants after the Bombay High Court barred any matches from being held in Maharashtra after May 1.
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No Indian Premier League Matches in Maharashtra, Says Supreme Court
Supreme Court upheld the Bombay High Court ruling on no Indian Premier League matches in drought-hit Maharashtra in May
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Yes, Maharashtra Off-Limits For IPL, Agrees Supreme Court
Except for a match in Pune on May 1, Maharashtra will be off-limits for the IPL in May, the Supreme Court said today, agreeing with an earlier verdict that said matches must be moved out of the state which is dealing with the worst drought in several decades.
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IPL 2016: Another PIL Filed, This Time in Rajasthan High Court on Use of Water For Matches
The Public Interest Litigation said there is an acute water crisis in Jaipur and entire Rajasthan and thus the matches would be a wastage of water.
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IPL: Bombay High Court Okays Mumbai Indians-Rising Pune Supergiants Tie In Pune
The Bombay High Court had passed the order that no IPL matches would be held in Maharashtra after April 30. However, the court has given permission for the match between Rising Pune Supergiants and Mumbai Indians to take place in Pune on May 1.
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Indian Premier League: Delhi and District Cricket Association Willing to Host Play-Off Matches
Delhi and District Cricket Association vice-president CK Khanna expressed its readiness to host the Indian Premier League playoffs, which was originally scheduled in Pune
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Indian Premier League Governing Council To Meet to Discuss Bombay High Court Order
The Indian Premier League governing council will meet in Delhi on Friday to reschedule the 13 IPL matches distributed over three Maharashtra venues - Mumbai, Pune and Nagpur.
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Bengaluru Says Will Use Treated Sewage Water For Cricket Pitch
Days after the Bombay High Court pulled up the Maharashtra government over watering cricket pitches during drought, Bengaluru has suggested a solution it had been working on for a while: Using treated sewage water for its Chinnaswamy stadium. The water will be used only on match days.
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You Care About Revenue Not People, Says Bombay High Court On IPL Row
A forensic lab must confirm whether the water that was used for the opening match of the IPL tournament was potable or treatable for drinking, the Bombay High Court said today.
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Indian Premier League 2016: Virat Kohli Takes Diplomatic Stand on Drought Issue
Virat Kohli is awaiting the Bombay High Court verdict on the drought crisis which has hit the Indian Premier League match venues.
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IPL: Mumbai Chief Minister Devendra Fadnavis Admits no Potable Water to Maintain Cricket Grounds
Devendra Fadnavis comments came a day after the Bombay High Court refused to grant a stay on the first of the Indian Premier League match between Mumbai Indians and Rising Pune Supergiansts
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Karnataka High Court Asks Petitioner to File Fresh Plea on Shifting Indian Premier League Matches
The move comes in the wake of the Bombay High Court pulling up Board of Control for Cricket in India and Mumbai Cricket Association over "wastage" of water when the state is reeling under a severe drought.
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Massive Blow To BCCI, Asked To Pay Rs 538 Crore By Bombay High Court. Details Here
The Bombay High Court has upheld the arbitral, directing the Board of Control for Cricket in India (BCCI) to pay Rs 538 crore to the now defunct IPL franchise Kochi Tuskers Kerala.
-
High Court Sets Aside Arbitration Award That Required BCCI To Pay Rs 4,800 Crore To DCHL
The Bombay High Court on Wednesday set aside an arbitration award that directed the BCCI to pay over Rs 4,800 crore to Deccan Chronicle Holdings Ltd over the alleged illegal termination of the latter's IPL franchise team, Deccan Chargers Hyderabad
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IPL: Rajasthan Disappointed by Governing Council's Decision
The Indian Premier League Governing Council on Friday announced that the Eliminator and second Qualifier will be held in New Delhi while the first Qualifier and final will be held in Bengaluru.
-
IPL: Mumbai Indians to Know New Home Venue on Friday
Indian Premier League governing council will finalise the home venues of Mumbai Indians and Rising Pune Supergiants after the Bombay High Court barred any matches from being held in Maharashtra after May 1.
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No Indian Premier League Matches in Maharashtra, Says Supreme Court
Supreme Court upheld the Bombay High Court ruling on no Indian Premier League matches in drought-hit Maharashtra in May
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Yes, Maharashtra Off-Limits For IPL, Agrees Supreme Court
Except for a match in Pune on May 1, Maharashtra will be off-limits for the IPL in May, the Supreme Court said today, agreeing with an earlier verdict that said matches must be moved out of the state which is dealing with the worst drought in several decades.
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IPL 2016: Another PIL Filed, This Time in Rajasthan High Court on Use of Water For Matches
The Public Interest Litigation said there is an acute water crisis in Jaipur and entire Rajasthan and thus the matches would be a wastage of water.
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IPL: Bombay High Court Okays Mumbai Indians-Rising Pune Supergiants Tie In Pune
The Bombay High Court had passed the order that no IPL matches would be held in Maharashtra after April 30. However, the court has given permission for the match between Rising Pune Supergiants and Mumbai Indians to take place in Pune on May 1.
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Indian Premier League: Delhi and District Cricket Association Willing to Host Play-Off Matches
Delhi and District Cricket Association vice-president CK Khanna expressed its readiness to host the Indian Premier League playoffs, which was originally scheduled in Pune
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Indian Premier League Governing Council To Meet to Discuss Bombay High Court Order
The Indian Premier League governing council will meet in Delhi on Friday to reschedule the 13 IPL matches distributed over three Maharashtra venues - Mumbai, Pune and Nagpur.
-
Bengaluru Says Will Use Treated Sewage Water For Cricket Pitch
Days after the Bombay High Court pulled up the Maharashtra government over watering cricket pitches during drought, Bengaluru has suggested a solution it had been working on for a while: Using treated sewage water for its Chinnaswamy stadium. The water will be used only on match days.
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You Care About Revenue Not People, Says Bombay High Court On IPL Row
A forensic lab must confirm whether the water that was used for the opening match of the IPL tournament was potable or treatable for drinking, the Bombay High Court said today.
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Indian Premier League 2016: Virat Kohli Takes Diplomatic Stand on Drought Issue
Virat Kohli is awaiting the Bombay High Court verdict on the drought crisis which has hit the Indian Premier League match venues.
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IPL: Mumbai Chief Minister Devendra Fadnavis Admits no Potable Water to Maintain Cricket Grounds
Devendra Fadnavis comments came a day after the Bombay High Court refused to grant a stay on the first of the Indian Premier League match between Mumbai Indians and Rising Pune Supergiansts
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Karnataka High Court Asks Petitioner to File Fresh Plea on Shifting Indian Premier League Matches
The move comes in the wake of the Bombay High Court pulling up Board of Control for Cricket in India and Mumbai Cricket Association over "wastage" of water when the state is reeling under a severe drought.
