Ness Wadia

IPL 2021: We Were Thinking Of Name Change For Last Couple Of Years, Says Punjab Kings Co-Owner Ness Wadia

Press Trust of India | Saturday February 20, 2021

IPL 2021: Ness Wadia feels Punjab Kings is a simpler name and will connect more with the fans.

Kings XI Punjab Co-Owner Ness Wadia Says KXIP Will Work On Three-Year Plan With Anil Kumble, KL Rahul

Press Trust of India | Thursday November 19, 2020

Kings XI Punjab co-owner Ness Wadia called for correcting KXIP's record of making too many changes in captaincy and coaching.

IPL 2020, RR vs KXIP: Ness Wadia Hails Kings XI Punjab Captain KL Rahul

Asian News International | Monday September 28, 2020

IPL 2020, RR vs KXIP: KL Rahul has led Kings XI Punjab to a win and two defeats in the ongoing Indian Premier League 2020 campaign.

IPL 2020, DC vs KXIP: Kings XI Punjab Co-Owner Ness Wadia Wants Better Umpiring After Controversial Decision

Asian News International | Tuesday September 22, 2020

IPL 2020: Kings XI Punjab's defeat to Delhi Capitals in the Indian Premier League was marred by some controversial umpiring decisions.

Only Those Who Are Really Required To Be With Players Should Be Part Of Bio-Bubble, Says KXIP Co-Owner Ness Wadia

Press Trust of India | Thursday September 3, 2020

Kings XI Punjab co-owner Ness Wadia wants only those people in the IPL bio-bubble who are "really required" to be with the players.

One Positive Coronavirus Case And IPL Could Be Doomed, Says Ness Wadia

Press Trust of India | Thursday August 6, 2020

Instead of speculating on the IPL's title sponsorship, Kings XI Punjab co-owner Ness Wadia says the focus must be on ensuring that not a single COVID-19 case is reported during the event

Would Be Surprised If This Year's IPL Is Not The "Most-Watched Ever": Kings XI Punjab Co-Owner Ness Wadia

Press Trust of India | Friday July 24, 2020

Kings XI Punjab co-owner Ness Wadia predicted that the upcoming edition in the UAE will be the most-watched in the tournament's history.

IPL Should Sever Ties With Chinese Sponsors, If Not This Season, Then By 2021: KXIP Co-Owner

Press Trust of India | Tuesday June 30, 2020

Kings XI Punjab co-owner Ness Wadia called for a gradual end to Chinese sponsorship in the Indian Premier League amid escalating tensions between the two countries owing to the violent clash in eastern Ladakh earlier this month.

IPL Cancellation On Cards After 21-Day Lockdown And Olympic Postponement

Press Trust of India | Tuesday March 24, 2020

Cancellation of IPL 2020 looks inevitable after Prime Minister Narendra Modi declared a 21-day lockdown to tackle COVID-19 pandemic.

Kings XI Punjab Set To Acquire CPL Franchise St Lucia Zouks

Press Trust of India | Monday February 17, 2020

Kings XI Punjab is set to acquire the St Lucia franchise of the Caribbean Premier League, becoming the second IPL team to own a CPL outfit after Kolkata Knight Riders.

Kings XI Punjab Propose National Anthem Before Start Of Every IPL Match

Press Trust of India | Thursday November 7, 2019

National anthems are usually played before the start of an international game but Kings XI Punjab co-owner Ness Wadia feels it should be the norm in the IPL.

KXIP Not To Trade Ravichandran Ashwin With Delhi Capitals

Press Trust of India | Monday October 14, 2019

Kings XI Punjab co-owner Ness Wadia on Monday said the franchise decided not to trade Ravichandran Ashwin with the Delhi Capitals.

Britannia Violated Sebi Listing Norms: Proxy Advisory Firm After Ness Wadia Arrest

Business | Indo-Asian News Service | Tuesday May 7, 2019

Ness Wadia, son of industrialist Nusli Wadia, was handed a two-year prison sentence for drugs possession while on a skiing holiday in Japan.

IPL Management To Track Ness Wadia Matter, To Update CoA

Indo-Asian News Service | Friday May 3, 2019

The IPL management has decided to look into the Ness Wadia fiasco and its impact on his team Kings XI Punjab.

Ness Wadia's Sentencing In Drug Case May Lead To KXIP's IPL Suspension

Edited by Tanya Rudra | Wednesday May 1, 2019

As per the Operational Rules of IPL, no team official can act in a manner which brings disrepute to the team, the league, the BCCI or the game on or off the field.