Modi blast BCCI over Warne problem

Former IPL official Lalit Modi termed the BCCI "money mind" and said the board's decision to impose a fine of US $50,000 on Rajasthan Royals skipper Shane Warne was uncalled for. Warne runaway a ban but was fine heavily by the IPL's corrective commission in Mumbai on Wednesday for calling RCA secretary Sanjay Dixit a "liar and selfish" after an IPL match in Jaipur, forcing RR owner Shilpa Shetty to intercede and apologise for the incident. "BCCI...

Stuart Clark quits full-time cricket

Aussie pacer Stuart Clark on Wednesday quit full-time cricket to focus on his new role as the general director of the Sydney Sixers Big Bash League franchise. Clark will, however, carry on playing cricket for Sydney University. "I am going to carry on playing club cricket as I immobile love playing the game, but more highly I consider I can still help expand Australia's future talent," Clark was quoted as saying by 'The Age'. Insisting that his...

Shah Rukh confident about KKR's probability

Bollywood superstar and chief owner of Kolkata Knight Riders (KKR), Shah Rukh Khan is confident of his team creation it to the play-offs of the ongoing IPL. "It is a big match on Thursday. We don't play independently, we play as a team. I am not anxious but I am concerned. Earlier at Bangalore, our match was shortened due to rains so I felt bad. If we get a possibility to play a full game then we will optimistically win. I hope we will be in the...

Chennai Super Kings won by 12 Runs

Chennai Super Kings 152 for 5 (Saha 46, Hussey 32) hit Kochi Tuskers Kerala 141 for 5 (Hodge 51*, McCullum 33) by 12 runs Chennai Super Kings gunshot back to the top of the Indian Premier League table with an 11-run be successful over Kochi Tuskers Kerala. Batting first at home, Chennai necessary a middle-order recover act from Michael Hussey (32 off 37 balls) and Wriddhiman Saha (46 off 33 balls) to get to a warfare 152 for five. The Tuskers...