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ACC could accept PCB's 'hybrid model' for Asia Cup, Pakistan team set to travel to India for WC

The Asian Cricket Council, headed by BCCI secretary Jay Shah, is expected to approve PCB’s proposed ‘hybrid model’ for conducting four non-India Asia Cup games in Pakistan while the rest of the matches will be played in Sri Lanka’s Galle and Pallekele.

The Hindu

PCB refuses to play ODI series in Sri Lanka after SLC's proposal to host all Asia Cup matches: Sources

The Pakistan Cricket Board (PCB) is upset at Sri Lankan board expressing its desire to host the entire Asia Cup and has declined the latter’s offer to play an ODI bilateral series in the island nation.

The Hindu

Final call on Asia Cup venue to be taken after IPL final, says BCCI secretary Jay Shah

It has been learnt from ACC sources that PCB chairman Najam Sethi’s proposed hybrid model looks like a feasible solution although ACC had made no formal statements

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Narendra Modi in Australia: a polarising leader meets a divided Indian diaspora

More than 20,000 supporters are expected at a public rally for the Indian PM in Sydney this week. But critics will be just as strident

The Guardian - AU

Hybrid model for Asia Cup and beyond may end Pakistan-India 'logjam', says PCB

Najam Sethi said he wanted an amicable solution for the Asia Cup which could pave the way for both nations to compete against each other in other major tournaments at a neutral venue.

The Hindu

ACC set to move Asia Cup out of Pakistan after members reject PCB’s hybrid model; Sri Lanka may host tournament

In a huge setback to Pakistan, the Asian Cricket Council (ACC) on May 8 decided to move the Asia Cup out of the country after PCB’s proposal to host the tournament on a ‘hybrid model’ was rejected by the member nations.

The Hindu

Asian Cricket Council has not floated any proposal to postpone Asia Cup: source

Contradicting media reports that Asia Cup could be postponed, and a parallel tournament which excludes Pakistan could be played, Asian Cricket Council (ACC) sources on May 1 said that they have not sent out any such proposal to the member nations.

The Hindu

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Obsession Ending Explained: How The Affair Ended And What Happened To Each Character

The Obsession ending was a doozy. Let's break down how the affair ended and what happened to the main characters.

Cinemablend

Two cricket tournaments, one election: Jay Shah’s Pakistan dilemma

Jay Shah has a distinct position when it comes to playing against Pakistan.

Newslaundry

Women's Premier League bids sees India hit cricket's future into the stratosphere

As the battle for emerging athletes grows ever hotter, India's latest push to grow women's cricket appears to be a winner, writes Tracey Holmes.

ABC News

Women's IPL franchises sold for £465m in "transformative" deal for women's cricket

England cricketers Kate Cross and Danni Wyatt have hailed the news that the five franchises for the new Women's Premier League have been sold for £465m

Daily Mirror

Olympic chiefs to make cricket decision as ICC propose men's and women's T20 inclusion

Cricket has not featured at the Olympics since the 1900 games, but the International Cricket Council are hoping that it will return at the 2028 event in Los Angeles

Daily Mirror

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.

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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

Dynamite News

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:

AAP

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.

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.

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Newslaundry

The end of dadagiri: How Ganguly’s unceremonious exit from BCCI unfolded

At 11 pm on October 6, home minister Amit Shah hosted the who’s who of the Indian cricket administration at his official residence in New Delhi. This occurred precisely one week after prime minister Narendra Modi’s speech at the National Games opening ceremony in Ahmedabad on September 29 during which…

The Hindu

Ashok Gehlot defends welcoming Gautam Adani; Rahul Gandhi says no Chief Minister can say ‘no’ to investments

Industrialist Gautam Adani announced plans to invest ₹65,000 crore in Rajasthan over the next five to seven years

The Hindu

Bumrah out of T20 World Cup with back injury: BCCI secretary Jay Shah

Bumrah's absence will certainly affect India's chances in the marquee event in Australia as death bowling still remains a grey area

The Hindu

Nearly ten years later, have we come full circle?

It is nearly a decade since the Supreme Court was forced to enter cricket administration in the coun

Newslaundry

Supreme Court puts Jay Shah and Sourav Ganguly firmly in control of Indian cricket

“The match is never finished until the last ball is delivered” is a familiar saying in the world of cricket. The Supreme Court case involving the Board of Control for Cricket in India shows that it applies off the field as well.

Dynamite News

SC allows BCCI to amend its constitution on tenures of office bearers

Supreme Court on Wednesday allowed the Board of Control for Cricket in India (BCCI) to amend its constitution relating to the cooling-off period for the president, secretary among other office-bearers. Read more on Dynamite News:

The Hindu

BCCI | Cooling-off period after one term for office-bearers is ‘too stringent’: SC

It was hearing a plea by BCCI for permission to amend its Constitution. The case is significant as the date of amendments may decide the tenures of its president Sourav Ganguly and secretary Jay Shah

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