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IPL Season 3 in India (Mar 12 - Apr 25, 2010)
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Ex-BCCI chief moves apex court against office bearers stake in IPL
Chennai, May 8 (ANI): Former Board of Control for Cricket in India President A C Muthaiah has filed a case against present BCCI Secretary N Srinvasan and moved the apex court against office bearers holding stake in the Indian Premier League (IPL). "My whole case is that I have been saying there is conflict of interest. Srinivasan has violated and there is conflict of interest. According to our rules, no administrator can have any commercial interest. Now that is being amended, so I have challenged the amendment of the rule," said Muthaiah."Prior to the rules were amended, the office-bearers of the Board of Control for Cricket in India (BCCI) were not allowed to engage in activities that conflicted with its commercial interests," he added.The noted industrialist has challenged the decision of the single-judge bench of the Madras High Court that had earlier dismissed his plea."When I filed the case it was only against Srinivasan. Now, I find that Pandora's box is opened so there are so m... More
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Stump Vision - by   R. Mohan
- Team India are not bad travellers
The tag of Team India Team India tending to travel badly like wine is old hat. The syndrome vanished in the last decade in which India won Test series in various climes – Pakistan, West Indies, England and New Zealand besides a dominant 1-1 draw in Australia. But one country that continues to bother India in the new millennium is Sri Lanka. Why the emerald isle, which is being seen more and more as an attractive holiday paradise around the world now, should prove inhibiting to Team India is becoming a modern cricket mystery. It is understandable if Indians felt uncomfortable in the ’80s when they crossed the Palk Straits at the height of t.....more
From the Diary - by   Sunil Gavaskar
- Sunny's Column (646)
What a way to go! Muthiah Muralitharan signed off from test cricket not only by scaling bowling’s impossible peak by reaching 800 wickets in test cricket but also helping his team to win the first test match. He got the last Indian wicket in the second innings to get to that landmark which looks pretty hard to be beaten though we have seen in life and in cricket that nothing is ever impossible. For some time it appeared as if he would be stranded short of that mark as Lasith Malinga ripped the heart out of the Indian batting and that cricket historians and statisticians would remember him for being left on 799 wickets like Sir Don Bradman is .....more
This Day in Cricket (31 July)
1956: History was made at Old Trafford when Jim Laker took his 19th wicket in the 4th Test against Australia, including all ten in the 2nd innings. Laker had warmed up for his day of recknoning by taking 9 for 37 in Australia's 1st outing that itself the best ever return by an England bowler in Ashes cricket. In the 2nd innings, though, he was unstoppable, and when the last man, Len Maddocks, was trapped lbw, Laker had taken all 10 wickets for 53 runs. The Australians were said to be fuming about an Old Trafford pitch that had been deliberately underprepared to suit the spinners, but as their captain, Ian Johnson, said afterwards: "When the controversy and side issues of the match are forgotten, Laker's wonderful bowling will remain." No one else has taken more than 17 in a first class match.
IPL Points
Team P W L NR PTS NRR
MI 14 10 4 0 20 +1.08
DC 14 8 6 0 16 -0.29
CSK 14 7 7 0 14 +0.27
RCB 14 7 7 0 14 +0.21
DD 14 7 7 0 14 +0.02
KKR 14 7 7 0 14 -0.34
RR 14 6 8 0 12 -0.51
KXI 14 4 10 0 8 -0.47
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