India chiefs tough on breakaway league <div align="center"><a href="javascript:popup('http://thatscricket.oneindia.in/2007/08/08/india-chiefs-tough-on-breakaway-league_preview.html','More','height=400,width=450,resizable=yes,scrollbars=yes');"> <img border="0" hspace="2" vspace="2" src="http://thatscricket.oneindia.in/2007/08/08/SGE.JDB34.080807113426.photo00.quicklook.default-245x163.jpg" width="245" height="163" alt="Indian cricket board official Rajiv Shukla (right) during a press conference in New Delhi. India's cricket chiefs hardened their stance against a breakaway multi-million-dollar series, asking players to decide their loyalities."></a></div>NEW ...
Read receives penalty for burst-up with Mushy London:Former England wicket-keeper Chris Read has received a fresh punishment from English cricket chiefs after an extraordinary pitch-side bust-up with Pakistan leg-spinner Mushtaq Ahmed. ...
BCCI to issue show cause notice to Kale Kolkata:India~~s cricket chiefs gave suspended player Abhijit Kale 15 days to explain his conduct after charging him with trying to buy his place in the national team. ...
ICC to curb 'fixing' with iron hand London: International Cricket Council (ICC) chiefs said on Monday they were determined to impose tougher penalties for players on the field and continue to pursue match-fixers off it. ...
Online cricket News | Current Events | India News | Current Affairs Colombo: Sri Lanka~~s cricket chiefs on Thursday removed the country~~s newest stadium as a venue for the ongoing triangular series amidst fears of protests by disgruntled construction contractors. ...
Thatscricket - News - ACC accedes to India on Asian Test meet New Delhi: Asia's cricket chiefs have succumbed to pressure from India and agreed Dhaka will not host the Asian Test championships final unless Bangladesh qualifies, officials said on Thursday.The Asian Cricket Council (ACC), headed by Pakistan's cricket chief Tauqir Zia, ...
Pak tour of Bangla uncertain: Official Dhaka: Pakistan's tour of Bangladesh, scheduled for the first week of January, is looking increasingly unlikely to go ahead, Bangladesh Cricket Board (BCB) president Saber Hossain Chowdhury said on Tuesday.Mr Chowdhury said he doubted that the television broadcast arrangem...
Tech threatens to bowl over umpires London: Cricket chiefs hope to strike a balance between use of technology and not compromising the position of umpires when delegates from all Test-playing nations meet next summer.England skipper Nasser Hussain, twice wrongly given out in last week's drawn second Test ...