Sakyasen Mittra

Documents seized from Dalmiya's house

Along with the simultaneous raids carried out in many cities around the country on Thursday, income tax officials raided various places owned by the former ICC President Jagmohan Dalmiya who is also the currently president of the Cricket Association

21-Jul-2000•Sakyasen Mittra

Dalmiya facing some opposition in CAB elections

Jagmohan Dalmiya will be facing some opposition in the Cricket Association of Bengal after a long time

20-Jul-2000•Sakyasen Mittra

Tours to UK a big business in Calcutta

Cricket has become big business in Calcutta, especially if it concerns sending teams to England during the off-season

14-Jul-2000•Sakyasen Mittra

NCA doors closed for LR Shukla

In spite of the request by the joint secretary of the Cricket Association of Bengal, Debdas Banerjee, the authorities at the National Cricket Academy in Bangalore have refused to accept Lakshmi Ratan Shukla back in it

13-Jul-2000•Sakyasen Mittra

Bengal open Ranji campaign against Tripura

Bengal will start their Ranji Trophy campaign this year with a match against Tripura at the Eden Gardens

13-Jul-2000•Sakyasen Mittra

Distorted and contradictory, says Dalmiya

The former President of the International Cricket Council Jagmohan Dalmiya on Monday denied having stated that some players were involved in match fixing

11-Jul-2000•Sakyasen Mittra

Will Rodney Marsh be coach of the Indian team?

If discussions in various sections of the Board of Control for Cricket in India are to be believed, the country may have its first foreign cricket coach

08-Jul-2000•Sakyasen Mittra

Ganguly bats launched on his birthday

The city of Calcutta will celebrate Saurav Ganguly's 28th birthday on Saturday in a very special way

08-Jul-2000•Sakyasen Mittra

Dalmiya: I have a couple of regrets

The former International Cricket Council President Jagmohan Dalmiya has a couple of regrets regarding his three year tenure

08-Jul-2000•Sakyasen Mittra

Violence follows letter criticising Azhar

A small township called Bankra on Thursday witnessed communal violence over the alleged criticism of the former Indian captain Mohammed Azharuddin in the `Letters to the Editor Column' of a Bengali vernacular daily

01-Jul-2000•Sakyasen Mittra

CAB move to reinstate Shukla in NCA

The Cricket Association of Bengal (CAB) has written a letter to the Director of the National Cricket Academy in Bangalore to reconsider the decision of expelling the Bengal all-rounder Lakshmi Ratan Shukla

01-Jul-2000•Sakyasen Mittra

Where will the kids play in Calcutta?

Inspite of the recent controversies surrounding the game, cricket has been a very popular game in West Bengal, particularly in Calcutta

30-Jun-2000•Sakyasen Mittra

Bengal players welcome Test status for Bangladesh

Pankaj Roy, Arun Lal and Gopal Bose, three luminaries of Bengal cricket, feel that granting Test status to Bangladesh by the ICC is the right decision

28-Jun-2000•Sakyasen Mittra

Minister reiterates stand on match fixing

The Minister of State for Sports Shaikh Shanawaz Hussain on Saturday made it clear that if any cricketer was found involved in betting he will not be allowed to go scot free

25-Jun-2000•Sakyasen Mittra

Pankaj Roy's memories of Statham

Pankaj Roy, the former Indian opener and selector took a trip down memory lane on Wednesday while talking about the great English fast bowler Brian Statham

22-Jun-2000•Sakyasen Mittra

Utpal is Bengal's Cricketer of the Year

Utpal Chatterjee, the left arm spinner from Bengal will be shortly declared Cricketer of the Year from Bengal

21-Jun-2000•Sakyasen Mittra

Shukla, Haldipur face expulsion from NCA

The two cricketers from Bengal who had been chosen to attend the National Cricket Academy run by the Board of Control for Cricket in India (BCCI) now face expulsion

21-Jun-2000•Sakyasen Mittra

Bookies in Calcutta arrested

The detective department of the Calcutta Police arrested three bookies from their flat in Central Calcutta on Saturday night

19-Jun-2000•Sakyasen Mittra

Govt will not interfere, says Minister

The Minister of State for Sports Sayeed Shahnawaz Hussain stated clearly in Calcutta on Friday that the Government will not interfere in the judicial process against cricketers if they are found guilty of match fixing

17-Jun-2000•Sakyasen Mittra

Pankaj Roy in liquor controversy

Calcutta's sheriff Pankaj Roy is having to face allegations of cheating regarding his wine shop at Salt Lake

16-Jun-2000•Sakyasen Mittra

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