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| IPL spot-fixing: Srinivasan's son-in-law under the scanner of Mumbai policern |
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Gurunath Meiyappan, son-in-law of N. Srinivasan, president of Board of Control for Cricket in India (BCCI) and owner of Chennai Super Kings, has come under the scanner of Mumbai crime branch in the betting case currently being probed by the authorities. Meiyappan is the Team Principal with the Chennai Super Kings.His name surfaced after the police found calls made to him from the mobile seized fro |
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| Pune Warriors India withdraw from Indian Premier League |
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The scandal-hit IPL on Tuesday suffered yet another blow with the Sahara Group-owned Pune Warriors India withdrawing from the cash-rich event due to BCCI's decision to encash the team's bank guarantee following a prolonged financial dispute.Sahara, which bought the franchise for Rs 1700 crore in 2010, said it was "disgusted" by the BCCI's attitude towards it and will not rejoin the league even if |
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| IPL spot-fixing: Rajasthan Royals terminate contract of tainted trio |
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Beleaguered Rajasthan Royals on Monday terminated the contract of the three players -- including India pacer S Sreesanth -- arrested on charges of spot-fixing in the ongoing IPL besides filing an FIR against the tainted trio."Based on the information provided by the authorities, the contracts of all three players have been suspended pending enquiry," Rajasthan Royals chairman Ranjit Barthakur said |
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| Milan Singh to join Shillong Lajong on a two-year dealrn |
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The Pailan Arrows skipper has subbed offers from several top clubs to join the north east side...After having had an impressive season with Pailan Arrows, Milan Singh will be plying his trade in the north east for the next two years with Shillong Lajong.“I have agreed to join Shillong Lajong for the next two years,” he informed Goal.The Pailan Arrows skipper was in demand with several |
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| IPL Spot fixing: 3 more arrested from Aurangabadrn |
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Three more persons -- a former Ranji player and two bookies -- were arrested from Aurangabad in connection with the IPL spot-fixing case early today even as more details tumbled out of the investigations, giving rise to suspicion that players of other teams may be involved.A current Ranji player is also to be arrested in the case that rocked the cricketing world, Delhi Police said as the role of m |
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| David Beckham to hang boots |
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David Beckham, whose curling free kicks, rugged good looks and celebrity marriage made him one of the most famous athletes in the world, is retiring from soccer. Whether striding on the grass, the red carpet or the fashion catwalks, Beckham transcended his sport and became its highest-paid player, with a fortune estimated at $250 million. The 38-year-old former England captain said he would quit a |
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| Gambhir's men left 'home alone' in Ranchi? |
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Technically, Kolkata Knight Riders (KKR) will play the first of their two 'home' matches of the ongoing T20 league outside Kolkata at JSCA International Cricket Stadium on Sunday, but there is hardly anything to feel at home for Gautam Gambhir & Co. at India captain Mahendra Singh Dhoni's hometown. KKR are precariously placed on the points table and their fate and progress in th |
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| Alex Ferguson set for emotional Old Trafford farewell |
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The eyes of the football world will be on Old Trafford on Sunday when Manchester United manager Alex Ferguson oversees his final home game before retirement after 26 years in charge of the English champions. Further proof that an extraordinary era was coming to an end arrived late Saturday when long-serving United midfielder Paul Scholes, |
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| Pune Warriors' Steven Smith to return home |
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Australian all-rounder Steven Smith has been ruled out of Pune Warriors' remaining matches in the IPL and he is returning home for treatment of a lower back injury. Cricket Australia said in a statement that Smith has been released by Pune Warriors and he would be returning home for treatment of a lower back complaint in a bid to recover for next month's Australia A series in England. Smith missed |
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| Football's greatest manager Alex Ferguson calls it a day |
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One of the most storied journeys in world football will end when the current English Premier League comes to a close later this month. Alex Ferguson, the 71-year-old manager of Manchester United, announced that he would call it a day, bringing down the curtains on his glittering 26-year-old association with the club.As much as the trophies he won, it was his stellar role in making United a global |
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