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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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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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Who says cricket and bikes are Mahendra Singh Dhoni's only love?
The Indian captain is a dog-lover. One of the few things that caught the Chennai Super Kings skipper's eyes were the two dozen security dogs at the Subrata Roy Sahara Stadium in Pune on Tuesday night.
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Drought politics: IPL chairman slams BJP for opposing matches in Maharashtra
As the sixth edition of the Indian Premier League (IPL) kicks off today, political pitch over hosting its matches in drought-hit Maharashtra has been growing. IPL chairman Rajeev Shukla, who is also the Minister of State for Parliamentary Affairs, slammed the BJP saying the party is raising a controversy against the IPL on 'unnecessary grounds'.
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Drought politics: BJP's red herring over IPL
The Bharatiya Janata Party's (BJP) Maharashtra unit has appealed to the governing council of the Indian Premier League (IPL) not to hold matches in the state with several regions in the grip of severe drought. Leader of opposition in the state legislative council Vinod Tawade wrote to IPL chairman Rajeev Shukla, stating 65 lakh litres of water woul...
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Pune Warriors to play all home games in Pune
The latest schedule released by the BCCI names the venue of Pune Warriors' home games as Maharashtra Cricket Association Stadium - previously known as Subrata Roy Sahara Stadium in Pune.
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Sahara decides to not use chairman's name for Pune stadium
Sahara had, on Tuesday, moved the Bombay High Court against MCA for "wrongful termination of agreements" regarding various rights in respect to the stadium and had got an interim relief against the cricket body's move to cover the name of the stadium with black cloth reportedly on the ground of default in payments.
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Sahara moves court after Mumbai Cricket Association covers Pune stadium name with black cloth
Sahara is said to have paid almost Rs 73 crores as advance for completion of the Stadium for 2012 IPL season and till date it has paid around Rs 98 crores even though the definitive documents were yet to be executed between parties.
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Ranji Trophy: Twin centuries take Karnataka to a strong position
Maharashtra captain Rohit Motwani's decision to field first at Subrata Roy Sahara Stadium initially looked like paying dividends but it backfired later as Gautam and Binny denied the home side any success for most past of the second session and the whole of the final session of the day.
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India vs England: Change of pace and faces, as Twenty20 beckons
The first T20I between India and England will be played at Subrata Roy Sahara Stadium in Pune on Thursday (December 20), with the next one slotted for Wankhede Stadium in Mumbai two evenings later.
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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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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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Who says cricket and bikes are Mahendra Singh Dhoni's only love?
The Indian captain is a dog-lover. One of the few things that caught the Chennai Super Kings skipper's eyes were the two dozen security dogs at the Subrata Roy Sahara Stadium in Pune on Tuesday night.
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Drought politics: IPL chairman slams BJP for opposing matches in Maharashtra
As the sixth edition of the Indian Premier League (IPL) kicks off today, political pitch over hosting its matches in drought-hit Maharashtra has been growing. IPL chairman Rajeev Shukla, who is also the Minister of State for Parliamentary Affairs, slammed the BJP saying the party is raising a controversy against the IPL on 'unnecessary grounds'.
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Drought politics: BJP's red herring over IPL
The Bharatiya Janata Party's (BJP) Maharashtra unit has appealed to the governing council of the Indian Premier League (IPL) not to hold matches in the state with several regions in the grip of severe drought. Leader of opposition in the state legislative council Vinod Tawade wrote to IPL chairman Rajeev Shukla, stating 65 lakh litres of water woul...
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Pune Warriors to play all home games in Pune
The latest schedule released by the BCCI names the venue of Pune Warriors' home games as Maharashtra Cricket Association Stadium - previously known as Subrata Roy Sahara Stadium in Pune.
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Sahara decides to not use chairman's name for Pune stadium
Sahara had, on Tuesday, moved the Bombay High Court against MCA for "wrongful termination of agreements" regarding various rights in respect to the stadium and had got an interim relief against the cricket body's move to cover the name of the stadium with black cloth reportedly on the ground of default in payments.
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Sahara moves court after Mumbai Cricket Association covers Pune stadium name with black cloth
Sahara is said to have paid almost Rs 73 crores as advance for completion of the Stadium for 2012 IPL season and till date it has paid around Rs 98 crores even though the definitive documents were yet to be executed between parties.
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Ranji Trophy: Twin centuries take Karnataka to a strong position
Maharashtra captain Rohit Motwani's decision to field first at Subrata Roy Sahara Stadium initially looked like paying dividends but it backfired later as Gautam and Binny denied the home side any success for most past of the second session and the whole of the final session of the day.
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India vs England: Change of pace and faces, as Twenty20 beckons
The first T20I between India and England will be played at Subrata Roy Sahara Stadium in Pune on Thursday (December 20), with the next one slotted for Wankhede Stadium in Mumbai two evenings later.
