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    The Deccan Chargers (DC) were a franchise that competed in the Indian Premier League (IPL), a cricketing league held annually in India. The team was based in the city of Hyderabad, Telangana. They were one of the original eight members of the IPL, and were crowned champions in its second edition in 2009. The franchise was succeeded by the Sunrisers Hyderabad (SRH) More

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      The cash-strapped Deccan Chargers are out from the Indian Premier League (IPL) with the Supreme Court today refusing to stay termination of the Hyderabad team by the Indian cricket board from the cash-rich IPL and paving the way for filling its slot by fresh auction on October 25.

    • Deccan Chargers move SC against termination from IPL

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    • Bombay HC says termination of Deccan Chargers to stand

      The Bombay High Court's verdict on the Board of Control for Cricket in India (BCCI) appeal against Deccan Chronicle Holdings' (DCHL) IPL team is finally out. The HC has stayed BCCI's termination of Deccan Chargers, reports CNBC-TV18.

    • Bombay HC verdict on Deccan Chargers likely tomorrow

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    • Deccan Chronicle Holdings hits new 52-week low

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    • BCCI floats tender for new IPL franchise

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    • Debt-ridden Deccan Chargers termination stands

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    • 11th hour deadline extension saves Deccan Chargers' wicket

      CNBC-TV18's Ashmit Kumar reports that The DCHL-backed IPL franchise - Deccan Chargers - received a last minute lifeline from its Bombay High Court-approved arbitrator who extended the deadline for DCHL to furnish bank guarantees of Rs 100 crore.

    • HC gives 3 days more to DCHL for giving bank guarantee

      The Bombay High Court today granted three more days to Deccan Chronicles Holdings Ltd (DCHL) to give an irrevocable and unconditional bank guarantee of Rs 100 crore to the Indian cricket board regarding IPL franchise Deccan Chargers.

    • HC opens media-rights front in BCCI-Deccan Chargers tiff

      CNBC-TV18's Ashmit Kumar reports, on the tussle between the BCCI and the Deccan Chargers, Bombay High Court ruled that the Board took a hasty decision in terminating the cricket team's contract

    • HC asks DCHL to furnish bank guarantee of Rs 100 cr to BCCI

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    • Deccan buys time in court with promise of bank guarantees

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    • BCCI justifies decision to terminate Deccan contract

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    • BCCI to take final call on Deccan Chargers tomorrow

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    • Chargers' future uncertain after rejecting lone bid

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    • Deccan Chargers reject sole takeover bid

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    • Bet on Idea, Spicejet & DC; favour IMG action: Tulsian

      Stock-analyst SP Tulsian of sptulsian.com explains to CNBC-TV18 that his bets for are Idea, SpiceJet and Deccan Chronicle. The analyst also adds that the IMG recommendation on deallocation would prevent misuse of resources and hasten power generation in the country.

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