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1st ODI: Under-fire India turn to Ro-Ko to find winning touch against rampaging EnglandVirat Kohli and Rohit Sharma return for the ODI series against England. Their experience is crucial after recent T20I series defeats. Shubm...- BCCI must scrutinise team management's role: Saba KarimFormer selector Saba Karim wants the BCCI to examine team management's role. He believes the coach, captain, and vice-captain share respons...
- Suryakumar Yadav set to be removed as India's T20 captain; Shreyas Iyer & Tilak Varma among front-runners for captaincy roleSuryakumar Yadav's T20 captaincy is reportedly under review due to his recent batting struggles. Following disappointing outings in the T20...
- BCCI invites application for head of education post at COE after Sujith Somasunder's departureExciting Opportunity: The BCCI is on the lookout for a dynamic Head of Cricket Education at its Bengaluru Centre of Excellence. This pivota...
- Rohit Sharma thanks Abhishek Nayar days after sacking by BCCIFollowing his unbeaten 76 in the IPL, India's captain Rohit Sharma thanked his friend Abhishek Nayar on social media, days after the BCCI r...
- BCCI sacks coaches Abhishek Nayar and T Dilip after India's poor performance in AustraliaFollowing India's underwhelming Border-Gavaskar Trophy performance, the BCCI has dismissed assistant coach Abhishek Nayar, fielding coach T...
- No knee-jerk decisions in BCCI's review meet to discuss Australia debacleBCCI reviewed India's poor performance in Australia with Rohit Sharma and Gautam Gambhir. Despite criticism, no immediate changes were made...
- BCCI announces reforms for 2024-25 domestic cricket season, Ranji to be two-phasedThe 2024-25 domestic cricket season introduces reforms for player recovery and performance optimization. Changes in tournaments, point syst...
- BCCI to review T20 World Cup performance in new yearEngland had hammered India by 10 wickets in the World Cup semi-finals, extending their barren run in ICC events since 2013 when they won th...
- Mere formality but BCCI invites application for head coach's postIt is a foregone conclusion that Dravid, who is currently heading the NCA and has been the guiding force behind the India A and U-19 progra...
- CoA to review India's World Cup performance once coach, captain returnVirat Kohli and his men will be boarding the flight to Mumbai on Sunday after losing a rain-hit two-day semifinal to underdogs New Zealand ...
- CoA may discuss England tour with Ravi ShastriNew Delhi, Sep 9 () The Committee of Administrators (CoA) in all likelihood will have a discussion with chief coach Ravi Shastri on Indian ...
- Security beefed up for India-Pakistan Champions Trophy tie: ReportsIt has been reported that the United Kingdon intelligence have been alerted about a apossible attack during the match in Edgbaston, despite...
- Poke Me: Does Indian cricket need a behemoth like the BCCI to run the show? No.In trying to answer this question, the first thing that needs to be done is to define what the BCCI does. What are its primary tasks and ob...
- India Cements values IPL franchise rights at Rs 7.83 croreIndia Cements transferred the franchise rights of IPL team CSK at a net asset value of Rs 7.83 crore to a wholly-owned subsidiary, CSKCL.
- BCCI needs to be accountable as per SC observation: Sports Minister Sarbananda SonowalSarbananda Sonowal reiterated centre's stance following SC ruling that BCCI performs a public function and is amenable to judicial law and ...
- ICL was fall-out of World Cup fiasco: PawarWithout mentioning the rebel Indian Cricket League, BCCI President Sharad Pawar, in his annual report, has laid the blame squarely on India...
- Sponsors may take BCCI to courtBCCI's decision to clamp down on endorsements threatens to upset marketing plans of companies.
- Marketing plans go for a toss amid cricket chaosIndian cricket’s latest controversy revolving around the decision of the Board of Control for Cricket in India (BCCI) to clamp down on play...
- Boys in blue lose blue-eyed status!Media buyers are calling cricket ‘depressing for marketers’. Bollywood is becoming a far safer option.
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