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    • Indian cricket team selection: The issue with using a yo-yo fitness test cut-off

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    • Lalit Modi's enduring legacy: IPL, and cricket’s changing economy

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    • Two new IPL teams mean more opportunities for players, advertisers

    • Maharashtra Govt demanded Rs 120 cr for Wankhede stadium lease renewal

    • BCCI vs Lodha: SC likely to appoint BCCI administrators today

    • BCCI moves SC to release funds for India-England test tomorrow

    • After Twitter, Facebook in the fray for IPL digital media rights

    • Justice Lodha panel directs banks to freeze accounts of the BCCI

    • Money from broadcast rights can't be disclosed: BCCI to SC

    • Water woes in Maha: High court gives nod for first IPL match

    • SC rap for Mumbai cricket body over watering pitches for IPL

    • BCCI opposes Lodha panel recommendations

    • Dalmiya's death to unleash fresh battle for BCCI leadership

    • BCCI president Jagmohan Dalmiya passes away

    • Champions League T20 scrapped with immediate effect

    • Lalit Modi controversy: Time for PM to clean up mess

    • Essel‘s Subhash Chandra gets ready to end BCCI's monopoly

    • Kapil Dev makes peace with BCCI

      The Board Of Control For Cricket In India (BCCI) said it has made peace with former captain Kapil Dev after the all-rounder agreed to cut his ties with an unofficial rebel league.

    • BCCI to investigate IPL allegations

      The Board of Control for Cricket in India (BCCI) will probe allegations of corruption in the lucrative Indian Premier League following allegations made by a local television channel.

    • BCCI taps cricketing backwaters to boost bowling options

      The Board of Control for Cricket in India (BCCI) is finally looking beyond the traditional powerhouses to boost the team's thin bowling resources.

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