Afridi, reportedly, has claimed that some Sri Lankan players had earlier told him that they were threatened against touring Pakistan and play in Pakistan Super League (PSL) by IPL franchises.
The two franchises have completed the two-year suspension imposed by the Supreme Court appointed Justice (Retd.) Lodha Committee and will now participate in next year's Indian Premier League.
New Delhi: Troubled businessman Vijay Mallya has claimed that he paid mere $100 to buy Barbados Tridents, a franchise in the Caribbean Premier T20 League. Mallya left India last month amid attempts by creditors back
New Delhi: The BCCI today turned down the recommendation of the Supreme Court probe panel which suggested that a cricketer should not be employed by a corporate house owned by an IPL franchise. “There is
New Delhi, May 17: Rajasthan Royals CEO Raghu Iyer today rejected as baseless and defamatory the charges levelled by suspended player Ajit Chandila's lawyer that the IPL franchise was aware about the goings-on in the
Mumbai, Oct 25: Sun TV Network today won the Hyderabad franchise of the Indian Premier League for an amount of Rs 85.05 crores per year, putting an end to the process of finding a new
New Delhi, Oct 14 : After terminating cash-strapped Deccan Chargers from the Indian Premier League, the BCCI today began the process of finding a new team by floating tender notices for a fresh franchise.“Under this
New Delhi, Sep 15: The BCCI today sought to justify the decision to terminate the IPL contract of debt-ridden Deccan Chargers, saying it was compelled to take action after the beleaguered franchise claimed that it
New Delhi, Feb 6: Stung by Sahara's pullout as sponsor of Indian cricket team and owner of IPL franchise Pune Warriors, the BCCI today took a more reconciliatory stand towards the aggrieved corporate giant, saying
New Delhi, Feb 4 : The BCCI today made it clear that rules would not be bent for any IPL franchise but it would still reach out to aggrieved sponsors and Pune Warriors owners Sahara
Mumbai, Nov 12 : Kings XI Punjab, owned by a consortium led by actor Priety Zinta and industrialist Ness Wadia, has filed an arbitration petition in Bombay High Court challenging Cricket Board's decision to terminate
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