Tariq Engineer

IPL fails to build on good start to TV ratings

Through IPL 2011, ESPNcricinfo will be tracking TV ratings using the TAM People Meter, India's leading TV ratings system. This is the first installment in the weekly series

22-Apr-2011•Tariq Engineer

Market shows faith in Rajasthan, Punjab

The legal troubles Rajasthan Royals and Kings XI Punjab have faced have not affected the number of sponsors willing to invest in them

19-Apr-2011•Tariq Engineer

Seniors not axed, focus is on youth - WICB chief Hilaire

The WICB will expose as many young players as possible to international limited-overs cricket over the next two years in order to create a deeper pool from which to choose a team for the 2014 World Twenty20 and the 2015 World Cup

15-Apr-2011•Tariq Engineer

IPL beats cricket fatigue worries

The opening game of the 2011 IPL saw the highest television ratings across six key markets since the league's debut season, potentially allaying questions about cricket fatigue in the wake of the World Cup

14-Apr-2011•Tariq Engineer

Pune place faith in young talent

Pune have a raft of youngsters in the squad but will the lack of experience in the squad hurt them?

09-Apr-2011•Tariq Engineer

The IPL marches on

The controversies plaguing the IPL have done little to affect the tournament's brand value. In to it's fourth season, the league has become hot property

09-Apr-2011•Tariq Engineer

Can Rajasthan rise above the ordinary?

Rajasthan find themselves in a familiar position as one of the weaker teams in the league, and will once again be counting on their inspirational captain, Shane Warne, to turn them into something greater than the sum of their parts

08-Apr-2011•Tariq Engineer

The IPL's legal battles

A review of the current status of all the court cases the BCCI are involved in, related to the IPL

08-Apr-2011•Tariq Engineer

Solid nucleus for new-look Kolkata

Gautam Gambhir, Yusuf Pathan, Jacques Kallis and Brett Lee make up a core group that is unafraid of the big stage and has a habit of performing when it matters most

07-Apr-2011•Tariq Engineer

Kings XI Punjab sign David Miller

Kings XI Punjab have picked up South Africa batsman David Miller for $100,000 as a replacement for allrounder Dimitri Mascarenhas

07-Apr-2011•Tariq Engineer

Oram takes injured Collingwood's IPL place

Paul Collingwood, who was signed up by Rajasthan Royals for IPL 2011, has been ruled out of the tournament with injury

06-Apr-2011•Tariq Engineer

Pune wait on Mathews fitness

Pune Warriors have not ruled out playing Sri Lanka allrounder Angelo Mathews in the IPL despite the player saying he has a pulled muscle that will take about eight weeks to heal

04-Apr-2011•Tariq Engineer

Injured Broad and Mascarenhas out of IPL

Kings XI Punjab will be replacing England allrounder Stuart Broad and Dimitri Mascarenhas in their squad for the 2011 IPL

23-Mar-2011•Tariq Engineer

IPL tender for media rights draws flak from WSG

The BCCI has invited bids for the IPL broadcast rights for certain markets, as well as the global radio, internet and mobile rights, for 2011-2014. However, the decision has been criticised by WSG, which bought the global broadcast rights prior to the fir

08-Mar-2011•Tariq Engineer

The Wankhede enters the 21st century

There are a few rough edges that need smoothening out, but all in all the Wankhede Stadium in Mumbai has been transformed from a concrete monstrosity into a ground worthy of hosting a World Cup final

20-Feb-2011•Tariq Engineer

Only 4000 tickets to be sold for World Cup final

Ratnakar Shetty, the World Cup's tournament director, has said that only 4,000 tickets for the World Cup final will be available to the general public due to commitments to give tickets to the ICC and the MCA's member clubs

20-Feb-2011•Tariq Engineer

Rajasthan seek damages from BCCI

Rajasthan Royals are seeking US$30 million in damages from the BCCI to compensate them for their summary expulsion from the IPL last October

10-Feb-2011•Tariq Engineer

Cricket officials are public servants, rules India's Supreme Court

In a ruling that has widespread repercussions for cricket administration in India, the Supreme Court has upheld a Kerala High Court decision that the officials of the Kerala Cricket Association (KCA) are public servants

01-Feb-2011•Tariq Engineer

Ganguly could get IPL lifeline

The BCCI has sent a letter to the IPL franchises asking them if they have any objections to teams signing Indian players who went unsold in the auction

31-Jan-2011•Tariq Engineer

The making of a marauder

Yusuf Pathan has turned himself from a bludgeoner into a world-class game-breaker, one who can make the opposition wish they had taken up a different sport

29-Jan-2011•Tariq Engineer

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