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Indian-Origin Briton, Aide Arrested For IPL Betting At Mumbai Hotel
The police have arrested an Indian-origin British national and his aide for allegedly betting on an IPL T20 match from a posh hotel, said an official on Thursday.
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4 Alleged ISI-Trained Men Arrested For Planning To Disrupt IPL Matches In Punjab
The Punjab Police's Counter-Intelligence wing has arrested four youths, allegedly trained by Pakistan's ISI, who were planning to highlight the Khalistan issue in IPL matches to be held in Mohali.
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IPL 2018 to Be Live Streamed in VR by Hotstar
Hotstar will enable a VR experience for live streaming Vivo IPL 2018. Star India, the makers of Hotstar, is targeting a reach of 700 million viewers across TV and digital formats for this IPL season.
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How IPL, 'Instant Cricket', Sidelines Bowlers
Today, more than ever before, the balance in the game of cricket is skewed heavily in favour of batsmen. The immense popularity of one-day cricket and, more recently, the T20 format, where batsmen go all out to enthral the crowds with their batting prowess, has accelerated this development. It is up to bodies like the International Cricket Council ...
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Indian-Origin Briton, Aide Arrested For IPL Betting At Mumbai Hotel
The police have arrested an Indian-origin British national and his aide for allegedly betting on an IPL T20 match from a posh hotel, said an official on Thursday.
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4 Alleged ISI-Trained Men Arrested For Planning To Disrupt IPL Matches In Punjab
The Punjab Police's Counter-Intelligence wing has arrested four youths, allegedly trained by Pakistan's ISI, who were planning to highlight the Khalistan issue in IPL matches to be held in Mohali.
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IPL 2018 to Be Live Streamed in VR by Hotstar
Hotstar will enable a VR experience for live streaming Vivo IPL 2018. Star India, the makers of Hotstar, is targeting a reach of 700 million viewers across TV and digital formats for this IPL season.
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How IPL, 'Instant Cricket', Sidelines Bowlers
Today, more than ever before, the balance in the game of cricket is skewed heavily in favour of batsmen. The immense popularity of one-day cricket and, more recently, the T20 format, where batsmen go all out to enthral the crowds with their batting prowess, has accelerated this development. It is up to bodies like the International Cricket Council ...
