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I do not expect loyalty from Ganguly - Dalmiya

Sourav Ganguly has launched an attack against his long-time mentor Jagmohan Dalmiya, accusing the former cricket board chief of "playing" with his career

21-Jul-2006•PTI

Ganguly hits out at Dalmiya

Sourav Ganguly has launched an attack against his long-time mentor Jagmohan Dalmiya, accusing the former cricket board chief of "playing" with his career

21-Jul-2006•PTI

Dalmiya to appear before Disciplinary Committee

The Board of Control for Cricket in India (BCCI) has issued summons to Jagmohan Dalmiya, its former president, following his failure to reply to a show cause notice

18-Jul-2006

Teenage Indian cricketer missing in England

A week after Dalbir Singh, the 18-year-old cricketer from India, went missing, the Middlesbrough Police remained clueless about his whereabouts

17-Jul-2006•Cricinfo staff

Indian women to get full financial support

Help at last is coming women cricketers' way, with the Indian board deciding to provide full financial support to their upcoming tour of England

16-Jul-2006

Indian board embraces Twenty20

Yielding to ICC pressure, the Board of Control for Cricket in India (BCCI) decided to introduce Twenty20 cricket in the domestic circuit from the coming season

16-Jul-2006

War of words between Dalmiya and BCCI intensifies

The war of words between Jagmohan Dalmiya and the Indian cricket board intensified on Sunday

02-Jul-2006

Two five-day camps ahead of Sri Lanka tour: BCCI

The Indian cricket team will undergo two training camps, spread over five days each, before leaving for Sri Lanka in August for the triangular series

20-Jun-2006

Chappell defends four-bowler theory

Greg Chappell, India's coach, has hit out at criticism that India erred by going into the first two Tests against the West Indies with four bowlers.

20-Jun-2006•PTI

Tendulkar to make comeback this week

Sachin Tendulkar will make his much-awaited return to cricket through a series of charity matches in England beginning this week

18-Jun-2006•PTI

Injury won't keep me out of World Cup, says Kartik

Murali Kartik has said that his recent shoulder injury won't keep him from being part of the Indian team at the 2007 World Cup in the West Indies

31-May-2006

Defeat is part of the learning curve - Holding

India needs to look at the balance of its Test side. They need to do a few things differently than they have been doing at home

30-May-2006•Michael Holding

India may have taken Windies lightly

This Indian team has made the mistake of treating this West Indian team lightly

24-May-2006•Michael Holding

India have the firepower to get the job done

India will be a completely different kettle of fish for West Indies. While Zimbabwe linger at the bottom of both Test and ODI rankings, India have been proving their worth in both forms of the game

15-May-2006•Michael Holding

Indian players sign players agreement

All the 15 members of the Indian squad, which left for the West Indies, have signed the Players Terms for the ICC Champions Trophy later this year and next year's World Cup

13-May-2006•PTI

Five bowlers the way to Test success: Chappell

India will persist with their new strategy of fielding five frontline bowlers in Test cricket, according to coach Greg Chappell, who believes the five-bowler theory is the only way India can win more matches

13-May-2006•PTI

Petitioners not to oppose Dalmiya's bail plea

The Indian board and the the state of Maharashtra told the Supreme Court today that they were not opposed to the anticipatory bail granted to Jagmohan Dalmiya

12-May-2006

ICC aims for consistency with pitches

The ICC has declared what a very good Test match pitch should offer during a match vis-a-vis bounce, carry, seam movement and turn and has placed in place a process by which an erring Test centre would be penalised

11-May-2006

Premature to comment on Tendulkar's fitness: More

Kiran More categorically said that it was premature to say whether Sachin Tendulkar would be available or not for the four-Test series against West Indies

09-May-2006•PTI

Promise of profit won Asia the bid - Bindra

IS Bindra has said that it was Asia's promise of churning out $ 400 million extra in profits which helped them clinch the rights to host the 2011 World Cup ahead of Australia and New Zealand

07-May-2006

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