Tariq Engineer

BCCI controlled IPL 2009 finances

The BCCI had the final say on the management of the IPL's finances when the league was moved to South Africa in 2009, and in some cases framed the plan to be adopted, according to correspondence between the various officials involved

24-Jan-2011•Tariq Engineer

Rajasthan to rely on Dravid, Warne to attract young players

Rajasthan's strategy, according to franchise officials, will be to use players such as Rahul Dravid and Shane Warne to attract and mould younger, talented domestic players.

10-Jan-2011•Tariq Engineer

'A great feeling for the Pathan family'

The Pathan brothers, Irfan and Yusuf, on their bumper bids at 2011 IPL auction and what they could expect from their new teams

08-Jan-2011•Tariq Engineer

Rajasthan, Punjab submit bank guarantees

Rajasthan Royals and Kings XI Punjab have filed affidavits in the Bombay High Court stating they have obtained bank guarantees to cover the cost of players' salaries and the teams' contracts with the BCCI

03-Jan-2011•Tariq Engineer and Nagraj Gollapudi

Bombay HC stays Modi disciplinary proceedings

The Bombay High Court has stayed until January 10, 2011 the proceedings of the BCCI's disciplinary committee that is investigating charges against former IPL chairman Lalit Modi

25-Dec-2010•Tariq Engineer

Upcoming Kerala stadium faces environment probe

India's environment ministry has ordered an investigation into the building of an international cricket stadium by the Kerala Cricket Association, citing violations of coastal protection laws

24-Dec-2010•Tariq Engineer

Irfan confident of swinging back into contention

Irfan Pathan is not just optimistic about making a comeback to the India team; he is confident he will be back

20-Dec-2010•Tariq Engineer

Bombay High Court upholds Rajasthan's return

The Bombay High Court has upheld the stay issued by the judge hearing the arbitration between Rajasthan Royals and the BCCI, but subject to certain conditions

14-Dec-2010•Tariq Engineer

IPL player retention rules tilt level playing field

The player retention process appears to undermine one of the fundamental principles of the IPL - a salary cap, and consequently a level playing field

10-Dec-2010•Tariq Engineer

Rajasthan retain Warne and Watson

Rajasthan Royals have retained their captain Shane Warne and Australia allrounder Shane Watson ahead of the 2011 season of the IPL

07-Dec-2010•Tariq Engineer

Unexpected reversals leave IPL preparations in disarray

One of the BCCI's more serious challenges, ahead of its special general body meeting on Saturday, is the stuttering preparation for IPL 2011

06-Dec-2010•Tariq Engineer

Dhoni signs Rs 260 million deal

MS Dhoni, the India captain, has signed a three-year deal worth Rs 260 million (about US$ 5.7 million) to promote McDowell's soda, which is owned by the UB Group headed by Vijay Mallya.

03-Dec-2010•Tariq Engineer

High Court postpones IPL player retention deadline

The Bombay High Court has ruled that the BCCI must extend the deadline for IPL teams to nominate the players they wish to retain for the 2011 tournament from December 6 to December 8.

03-Dec-2010•Tariq Engineer

It's great to be back, says Mumbai's Muzumdar

Amol Muzumdar is back in Mumbai to play the Ranji Trophy, even if it is as the captain of Assam

24-Nov-2010•Tariq Engineer

BCCI, Rajasthan to settle through arbitration

The BCCI and Rajasthan Royals have decided to settle their dispute over the termination of the IPL franchise through arbitration

15-Nov-2010•Tariq Engineer

Cricket officials public servants: Kerala HC

In a ruling that could have widespread repercussions for cricket administration in India, the Kerala High Court has said the officials of the Kerala Cricket Association can be considered public servants

26-Oct-2010•Tariq Engineer

Sammy vows to bring passion and energy

After playing just eight Tests, Darren Sammy finds himself catapulted to the forefront of West Indies cricket in a time of upheaval and change, but none of this appears to faze him

21-Oct-2010•Tariq Engineer

Canada unhappy with reduced World Cup

Chandra Gocool, Cricket Canada's chief executive, has questioned the ICC's thinking on developing cricket around the world following the decision to shrink the 2015 World Cup to 10 teams

17-Oct-2010•Tariq Engineer

Kings XI Punjab CEO quits

Kings XI Punjab, one of two IPL franchises terminated by the BCCI, has lost its second chief executive in three years. Anil Srivatsa, who joined the franchise a year ago, left the team by mutual consent on August 15

16-Oct-2010•Tariq Engineer

Lawyers question franchises' expulsion

Lawyers say the two franchises can take the board to court over its unilateral action and have their cases referred to arbitration

11-Oct-2010•Tariq Engineer

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