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Stars’ absence won’t affect Kings XI: Bevan – Indian Premier League
New Delhi: Kings XI Punjab coach Michael Bevan on Wednesday said absence of a few world-class players would not affect his side’s chances in the fourth edition of the Indian Premier League as the Chandigarh outfit has got a decent... (Continue reading)
BCCI not to move Supreme Court against Royals, Kings XI
Written on 18 Dec, 2010 at 18:35 in Indian Premier League, Kings XI Punjab, Rajasthan Royals | viewed 7 views times |
The IPL will be a ten-team affair in its fourth season after the Indian Cricket Board (BCCI) on Saturday decided not to move Supreme Court against Rajasthan Royals and Kings XI Punjab. Contrary to the media reports,the players’ auction will... (Continue reading)
IPL: BCCI appeals against lifeline for King’s XI
The BCCI has appealed, as expected, against the interim stay issued by the Bombay High Court on the termination of the Kings XI Punjab franchise from the IPL. The court’s decision effectively allowed the franchise to continue being part of... (Continue reading)
IPL: HC quashes BCCI’s termination of Royals – Indian Premier League
The Bombay High Court on Tuesday quashed the BCCI’s termination notice against the Rajasthan Royals, giving the IPL 2008 champions a much-needed reprieve. Even though the BCCI urged the court to revoke the stay granted to the Royals, the court... (Continue reading)
IPL: Kings XI get a breather from court
Kings XI Punjab were on Wednesday given an injunction by the Bombay High Court with regard to the the termination notice issued against them by the BCCI but the franchisee will have to fulfill certain financial conditions till the arbitration... (Continue reading)
HC to decide Kings XI Punjab’s fate today
The Bombay High Court will on Wednesday (December end the dilemma faced by the Indian Premier League (IPL) franchise Kings XI Punjab, its players as well other cricketers who are waiting for clarity on what the future would hold if... (Continue reading)
IPL 4: B’lore retain Kohli, Jaipur keep Warne – Indian Premier League
Written on 8 Dec, 2010 at 13:00 in Indian Premier League, Rajasthan Royals, Royal Challengers Bangalore | viewed 9 views times |
As the deadline to retain four ‘marquee’ players ahead of the scheduled auction for the next IPL season gets over on Wednesday, various franchisees have already made up their mind about the few players who will give them the maximum... (Continue reading)
IPL 4: KKR cannot afford to drop Ganguly – Indian Premier League
When reports about the Kolkata Knight Riders deciding against retaining skipper Sourav Ganguly for the fourth edition of the Indian Premier League first surfaced, the initial reaction was that of disbelief. It was impossible to imagine a ‘home’ team taking... (Continue reading)
IPL4: VVS, Gilly not in Deccan’s plans – Indian Premier League
So now it’s business time once again! IPL players’ auction is round the corner and just like other teams, Deccan Chargers, too, are rolling their sleeves up to battle in the players’ market. And since it is already confirmed that... (Continue reading)
KKR all set to retain Chris Gayle for IPL 4
The Kolkata Knight Riders in all likelihood will be retaining explosive West Indies opener Chris Gayle for the upcoming fourth edition of Indian Premier League. Although there were talks that the franchise will allow its current players to go under... (Continue reading)
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