In a major legal setback for the Board of Control for Cricket in India (BCCI), the Bombay High Court has upheld an arbitral award directing the board to pay ₹538.84 crore to the former Indian Premier League (IPL) franchise Kochi Tuskers Kerala. The court dismissed BCCI’s plea challenging the award, ruling in favour of the franchise’s owners who had alleged wrongful termination in 2011.
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Sports Ministry lifts WFI suspension after 15 months
The ministry had directed the Indian Olympic Association (IOA) to form an ad-hoc panel to manage WFI’s affairs.
View More Sports Ministry lifts WFI suspension after 15 monthsIce Hockey in crisis: mismanagement clouds India’s Asian Winter Games bid
NEW DELHI: The 9th Asian Winter Games, set to take place in Harbin, China, from February 7-14, 2025, should have been a landmark event for…
View More Ice Hockey in crisis: mismanagement clouds India’s Asian Winter Games bidBias alleged in Ice Hockey team selection for Asian Winter games 2025
NEW DELHI: Serious concerns have been raised by the Ice Hockey Association of Kargil over the selection process for Team India, set to participate in…
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