THE BCCI SAID ON FRIDAY it will address the concerns raised by Pepsi, the title sponsor of its flagship tournament, the Indian Premier League (IPL).
FORMER INDIAN FAST BOWLER Ajit Agarkar has called for the selectors to scrutinise Mahendra Singh Dhoni's role not just as limited overs captain, but as a player as well.
IN WHAT COULD BE a difficult situation for the BCCI, the title sponsor of the Indian Premier League (IPL), soft drinks major PepsiCo has reportedly indicated that they would not like to be associated with the tournament any more.
ALBIE MORKEL, who was awarded man-of-the-match for his excellent bowling figures which helped South Africa beat India by six wickets on Monday, said that a few months back he thought he would never get the opportunity to play for his country again.
JUST GO THROUGH THE SPEECH OF of the late Jagmohan Dalmiya after he became president of the Indian cricket board unanimously for a second term in March under the changed constitution. Juxtapose it with that of his successor Shashank Manohar’s longish and plainspoken media interaction on Sunday to see if there is any difference in intent.
NATURE ABHORS a vacuum. We all know that the BCCI is a cosy private club for out of work politicians right now. In the past too, it has been a microcosm of the nation's body politic with netas of all hues represented on the board by virtue of controlling state associations which have the votes which bring you any level of authority within the body that refuses to listen to anyone in the land.
SINCE THE TIME Virat Kohli captained the India u-19 team to the World Cup title in 2008, he has been in the spotlight. The attention has only increased through the years and has reached a high after he was named captain for the India Test team. But, whether he performs or not, wins or loses, his "aggression" is the biggest talking point.
FORMER INDIAN SKIPPER Sourav Ganguly on Tuesday heaped praise on Test captain Virat Kohli for displaying a winning mentality and aggression on the cricket field.
MAHENDRA SINGH DHONI wins a Twitter battle as former England pacer Darren Gough rides straight into him on a Ducati!
LEANDER PAES AND ROHIT SHARMA dazzled the red carpet at the GQ Men of the Year awards where they were awarded the sporting legend and sportsman of the year.