BCCI to form sub-committee to run IPL, Modi may resign

With the controversy of Lalit Modi 's alleged financial irregularities in the running of the Indian Premier League, the Cricket Board of India, BCCI is planning to form a small sub-committee to run the posh Twenty20 league ( IPL ) in future. There will be three or four persons to run the game show instead of making it a one-man show further.
It is clear that Modi may resign after tomorrow's IPL 2010 final between Mumbai Indians vs Chennai Super Kings.

Visakhapatnam ODI has been shifted to Nagpur

The second ODI of the five-match series between India and Sri Lanka has been shifted to Nagpur, which is to be played at Visakhapatnam , AP on 18 December 2009. The police in Visakhapatnam expressed their inability to provide enough security for the one dayer in the wake of political crisis in Andhra Pradesh over Telangana issue.


BCCI decided to shift the match to Nagpur and the match will be a day-night battle .

Kapil Dev will not sever ties with a rebel Twenty20 league

Retired cricketer, India's only World Cup cricket winning captain Kapil Dev will not sever ties with a rebel Twenty20 league despite an amnesty offer by the Indian cricket board. Kapil Dev, one of the India's great all-rounders’,

heads the Indian Cricket League (ICL), which is struggling to keep afloat after being deserted by players and officials alike.

Last month, dozens of players and support staff quit the ICL to accept an amnesty offer from the Board of Control for Cricket in India (BCCI).

But Dev said he had no plans to quit the doomed league.