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Beyond its symbolism, the Champions rings were designed with long-term value in mind. With gold prices soaring and demand for exclusive sports memorabilia rising, these rings will only appreciate over time—both as a piece of history and as an asset.
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The ICC meeting with BCCI and PCB for the Champions Trophy will take place on Saturday (November 30) instead of Friday (November 29).
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This move comes amid the recent trend of players apparently prioritising the Indian Premier League (IPL) over red-ball cricket.
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During the proceedings of NCLT, counsel appearing for Think & Learn Pvt Ltd, which provides online educational services under the brand name Byju's, informed that it is currently engaged in negotiations with the BCCI to settle the dispute amicably.
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Kohli had travelled to South Africa as part of the Indian squad for the two-Test series, which will begin at SuperSport Park on December 26.
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Bilateral contests lack context, interest in ODIs is waning, IPL is eating into the business of bilateral cricket, and Test matches are getting shorter.
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The 2023 World Cup is set to feature 48 games taking place in 10 cities from October 5 to November 19. The opening game in Ahmedabad will see England and New Zealand facing off in an exciting encounter.
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The BCCI’s apex council meets today to set the ball rolling for media rights for bilateral cricket at home for the 2023-27 cycle. Its decisions will decide how bilateral cricket survives in the age of T20
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Wicket-keeper batter Rishabh Pant has been named as Pandya's deputy for the New Zealand series.
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IPL Media Rights Day 2 Highlights: On March 29, the Board of Control for Cricket in India had announced the release of invitation to tender for the media rights cycle. The overall base price of the media rights is estimated at Rs 32,890 crore.
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IPL Media Rights Highlights: On March 29, the Board of Control for Cricket in India had announced the release of invitation to tender for the media rights cycle. The overall base price of the media rights is estimated at Rs 32,890 crore.
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Can BCCI’s chief selector Chetan Sharma and his colleagues take inspiration from Dilip Vengsarkar’s decision in 2007?
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There are already plans of having two IPL seasons in a year: one during the traditional Indian summer (April-May) window, and the other during the winter (September-October) window in the UAE
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While a SoftBank or Blackstone might still demur to invest in a sport with an estimated viewing public of at least 1 billion, the days of an IPL team emerging as a unicorn aren’t far away
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Bidders are expected to pay significantly more for teams than current franchisees
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Rohit Sharma, the Mumbai Indians captain who has not played a game since the match with Kings XI Punjab on October 18, wasn't named in any of the squads for the Australia tour.
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Australia will now be hosting the 2022 edition. They were supposed to host the T20 tournament in October-November, which got cancelled due to the coronavirus pandemic
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The apex trade body has urged the Centre to not grant permission to hold IPL 2020 on grounds that has retained Vivo as its sponsor despite the recent skirmishes between Indian and Chinese soldiers in which several Indian Army jawans were martyred
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Bombay HC had ordered all matches in the drought-hit state of Maharashtra to be moved out of the region, which the BCCI abided except asking for an excuse to hold the May 1 game in Pune as scheduled due to logistical difficulties.
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Sources close to CNN-IBN have revealed that both the franchises, who were suspended in the aftermath of the IPL spot-fixing scam, are likely to take the BCCI to court because the Board has sent them invoices, asking them to pay their franchisee fee by January 2.
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In a media release from the its Honorary Secretary, Sanjay Patel, the BCCI announced the appointment of Shastri and Bangar, apart from 'resting' fielding coach Trevor Penney and bowling coach Joe Dawes.
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In a bid to cleanse the game and restore faith in the administrators, the Board Of Control For Cricket In India (BCCI) working committee is set to meet on Sunday where embattled BCCI President N Srinivasan is likely to step aside pending an inquiry.
