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A money-spinner already! WIPL media rights sold for Rs 951 crore

MUMBAI: The decks are finally getting cleared for the inaugural edition of Women's IPL — the BCCI's most ambitious project in recent times. On Monday, BCCI secretary Jay Shah announced that Viacom 18 have secured the media rights for the upcoming Women's IPL for Rs 951 crore for five years…

The Times of India

Viacom18 wins Women's IPL media rights for 2023-2027 period

NEW DELHI: Viacom18 on Monday won the media rights of Women's Indian Premier League (IPL) for the period of 2023-2027. At an auction in Mumbai on Monday, Viacom18 won the rights with a bid of INR 951 crore, which translates to a per match value of INR 7.09 crore.

The Times of India

PCB chief Najam Sethi 'wants to discuss' Asia Cup hosting issue if Jay Shah attends ILT20 opener in Dubai

KARACHI/NEW DELHI: Pakistan Cricket Board chairman Najam Sethi intends to have a chat with Jay Shah regarding his country's Asia Cup hosting rights if the BCCI secretary decides to attend the opening ceremony of the International League T20 on Thursday.

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Asian Cricket Council lashes out at PCB chairman for targeting Jay Shah

NEW DELHI: Comments are 'baseless and vehemently denied' were the strong words used by the Asian Cricket Coucil in a clarification media release after Pakistan Cricket Board (PCB) chairman Najam Sethi targeted Jay Shah for 'unilaterally presenting' the Asian cricket's 2023-24 roster.

The Times of India

Cricket calendar was sent to PCB on December 22, Sethi's comments baseless: Asian Cricket Council

KUALA LUMPUR: The Asian Cricket Council (ACC) on Friday hit back strongly at Pakistan Cricket Board (PCB) chairman Najam Sethi "vehemently denying baseless allegations" of unilateral decision making levelled against its president Jay Shah with regards to the continental body's two-year programme.

The Times of India

BCCI, PCB on collision course: ACC chairman Jay Shah announces 'calendar', PCB chief Sethi terms it 'unilateral'

NEW DELHI: The simmering tension between India and Pakistan cricket boards was palpable after PCB chief Najam Sethi took a sarcastic jibe at BCCI secretary Jay Shah for "unilaterally announcing" the Asian Cricket Council's two-year calendar.

The Times of India

BCCI airlifts Rishabh Pant to Mumbai for ligament surgery

NEW DELHI/DEHRADUN: The Indian cricket board (BCCI) decided to airlift injured India player Rishabh Pant from Dehradun to Mumbai for surgery on Wednesday. Pant was admitted to Kokilaben Dhirubhai Ambani Hospital in Mumbai late in the evening.

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Yo-Yo test and Dexa to be part of selection criteria as BCCI increases focus on player fitness

NEW DELHI: India's cricket board (BCCI) have decided to increase focus on player fitness ahead of the upcoming 2023 ODI World Cup, and on Sunday reintroduced the Yo-Yo test as one of the criteria for the selection of the Indian national team. Besides the Yo-Yo test, Dexa (bone scan test)…

The Times of India

Indian cricketer Rishabh Pant wounded in car crash

Pant is in a stable condition after his car collided with a divider and caught fire, according to police.

Al Jazeera

Indian cricket star Rishabh Pant suffers multiple injuries in horror car crash

Indian cricketer Rishabh Pant is in a stable condition after suffering multiple injuries after a horror car crash.

Evening Standard

Hardik Pandya likely to lead in Sri Lanka T20Is

NEW DELHI: All-rounder Hardik Pandya will, in all likelihood, lead India in the upcoming T20I series against Sri Lanka, scheduled to start from January 3 in Mumbai, according to BCCI sources.

The Times of India

BCCI nominee likely to head ICC's finance and commercial affairs committee

MELBOURNE: The BCCI representative in the all powerful ICC Board is likely to head the Finance and Commercial Affairs (FCA) committee of the global cricket body.

The Times of India

World’s richest cricket body announces equal pay for men and women cricketers

Pay parity has been a point of discussion in Indian cricket for a long time

The Independent UK

Indian cricket fraternity lauds BCCI for introduction of equal match-fee for men and women players

NEW DELHI: Indian women cricketers took to social media to laud the Board of Control for Cricket in India (BCCI) for introducing equal match fee for both men's and women's cricketers in a huge step to introduce pay equity in the sport.

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Indian Cricket: BCCI Announces Equal Match Fee For Both Men And Women Cricketers

BCCI secretary Jay Shah took to his official Twitter handle to announce the historical development. Read on for details:

The Times of India

Equal match fee for men and women cricketers: BCCI

MUMBAI: Women’s cricket in India just got bigger. In a historic, ground-breaking move, which can be termed as a ‘Diwali bonanza’ for Harmanpreet Kaur Co, the BCCI on Thursday announced that it was introducing equal match fee for India’s male and female cricketers for appearances in international cricket.

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India, Pakistan fans have MCG buzzing

India and Pakistan have renewed one of world sport's biggest rivalries, clashing at the MCG in the Twenty20 World Cup in front of more than 90,000 fans.

The Times of India

Travelling to Pakistan not BCCI's call, government will decide: Roger Binny

BENGALURU: The BCCI can't take a call on its own on whether the Indian team will travel to Pakistan for the 2023 Asia Cup or not as it relies on the government to make such decisions, new Board president Rogery Binny said on Thursday.

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Home ministry will decide if the Indian cricket team will travel to Pakistan: Sports Minister Anurag Thakur

NEW DELHI: Sports Minister Anurag Thakur on Thursday said the home ministry will take a call on the Indian cricket team's travel to Pakistan for the Asia Cup next year but feels chances of the players going across the border "aren't much".

The Times of India

India to tour Bangladesh in December for two Tests, three ODIs

DHAKA: India will tour Bangladesh for the first time since 2015 for three ODIs and two Tests beginning December 4, the country's cricket board (BCB) announced here on Thursday.

The Times of India

PCB says Jay Shah's statement can 'split' cricketing communities, requests ACC to call emergency meeting

LAHORE: A 'disappointed' Pakistan Cricket Board on Wednesday requested the Asian Cricket Council to convene an emergency meeting in the wake of BCCI secretary Jay Shah's statement that India won't travel to Pakistan for next year's Asia Cup.

The Times of India

Ashish Shelar thanks Modi, Shah after being elected as BCCI treasurer

MUMBAI: Mumbai BJP president Ashish Shelar on Tuesday thanked Prime Minister Narendra Modi and Union Home Minister Amit Shah after being elected as treasurer of the BCCI.

The Times of India

Pakistan likely to pull out of ODI World Cup if India do not travel for Asia Cup

KARACHI: Pakistan, on Tuesday, threatened to pull out of next year's World Cup in India, reacting strongly to BCCI secretary Jay Shah's statement that they would prefer to play the Asia Cup at a neutral venue.

Al Jazeera

Cricket: India will not travel to Pakistan for Asia Cup next year

Indian cricket board’s secretary says tournament, scheduled to be held in Pakistan, will take place at neutral venue.

The Times of India

Jay Shah confirms Team India won't travel to Pakistan for Asia Cup 2023

MUMBAI: BCCI secretary Jay Shah on Tuesday made it clear that India will play the Asia Cup next year at a neutral venue.

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