BCCI

How the government can help solve Indian cricket's problems

The government ought to consider giving the BCCI legal recognition as a regulatory body responsible for cricket in India, in return for the board giving up ownership of the IPL

24-Oct-2015•Kartikeya Date

Indian cricket on a downward spiral

Shiv Visvanathan, in Deccan Chronicle, explains how the troubles Indian cricket faces in recent times and the silence of reputed voices has left him jaded

01-Dec-2014

Is India's connection with fans failing?

Tanya Aldred, in the Telegraph, ponders how the BCCI's stringent control of players talking to the media is hurting the fans from connecting with this new Indian team

27-Aug-2014

Cricket makes 'a fool of itself'

hloe Saltau, writing in the Sydney Morning Herald, says the support Srinivasan has received from other ICC members does not improve the game's image when it comes to fighting corruption.

27-Jun-2014•ESPNcricinfo staff

'All investigations till now are independent silos'

In an interview with the Week, former Delhi Police commissioner Neeraj Kumar shares his views on the fixing scandal of IPL 2013 and the ongoing probe led by Justice Mukul Mudgal

09-Jun-2014•ESPNcricinfo staff

BCCI should do better to restore fans' faith - Bhogle

Harsha Bhogle, in his column for Indian Express highlights the need for a long tournament like the IPL to be better vigilant against spot-fixing to ensure the fans' support remains

23-May-2014

Mudgal panel a welcome change

Pradeep Magazine, in the Hindustan Times, recalls an investigation into Indian cricketers that took place 17 years ago with regards to a similar kind of scandal that is presently cloaked over the IPL

03-May-2014

To thwart BCCI stalling

Suresh Menon, in Wisden India believes it is high time that professional investigative agencies stepped in and took control of the IPL spot-fixing scandal

23-Apr-2014

The conflicts of interest that hamper Gavaskar

Sandipan Deb, in the Mint, writes that Sunil Gavaskar can only maintain his personal authority in his role as the interim BCCI chief if he resolves his own conflict-of-interest issues

31-Mar-2014•ESPNcricinfo staff

Keeping control of Indian sport within the family

In Tehelka, V Krishnaswamy profiles N Srinivasan and N Ramachandran, who control hold the most coveted positions in Indian sport as heads of the BCCI and Indian Olympic Association respectively

20-Feb-2014•ESPNcricinfo staff

The ICC fails to beat Afghanistan

Mean cricket administrators make the best soap operas, don't they?

06-Oct-2013•Jarrod Kimber

'Power behind the throne'

Anjali Doshi, in Open explores the rise of Sundar Raman, a man who is not readily associated with power, but is the source of BCCI's financial might

04-Oct-2013

South Africa, India and a troubled tour

Harsha Bhogle analyses the current predicament of the India-South Africa series and suggests that cricket boards around the world must create a financial system independent of India to ensure their economic stability

23-Sep-2013•ESPNcricinfo staff

The plight of being Indian today

Are we answerable for the excesses of our cricket board? Hell, no

20-Sep-2013•Sidin Vadukut

Memories of a jolly raconteur

In Wisden India, Saurabh Somani pays tribute to former BCCI secretary, Jaywant Lele, who died on Thursday

20-Sep-2013•ESPNcricinfo staff

South Africa's domestic players brace for impact

Neil Manthorp in Business Day writes should India's tour to South Africa be cancelled, every South African domestic cricketer would be out R160,000 had the series gone on.

17-Sep-2013

'If it's a permeable surface, go whiz'

The boys from BYC get the last word in on pitch urination. They also discuss Ashes stats, Hadlee's solution for fixing, New Zealand's series against Bangladesh and India, and finally review a book (but it's not on cricket)

08-Sep-2013•Beige Brigade

It all evens out in the end

If you don't walk when you know you've nicked it, there's no reason you should feel aggrieved if the umpire makes a mistake (with or without DRS)

03-Aug-2013•Michael Jeh

BCCI must recognise public sentiment

In his column for the Mint, Ayaz Menon says that even as legalities and rules fall in a grey area, taking cognizance of public sentiment is an important step for the BCCI, if it has to assure the public that it stands for the benefit of the game.

01-Aug-2013

Out with the old and in with the new

P Sainath in The Hindu proposes a radical solution to the present state of cricket in India

02-Jun-2013

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