Lalit Modi

The initial autopsy report, conducted by AIIMS, said it to be ‘unnatural sudden death‘. Though the report said there were no traces of posion in Sunanda's blood, injury marks were discovered on her body. The full autopsy details are expected in two days, said AIIMS.

CNN-IBN. Last week, Modi's legal counsel Mehmood Abdi confirmed that the former IPL commissioner will fight the polls. Abdi said that the former RCA President will contest for the top post once again, thereby throwing a gauntlet at the BCCI, who has banned him for life in all cricket matters in India.

Delhi High Court had on Tuesday revoked the stay on BCCI SGM clearing decks for the Indian board to ban Modi. After HC overruled the earlier decision by the Patiala House Court to stay the SGM, Modi's counsel moved the Supreme Court on Wednesday, but it was dismissed.

The Enforcement Directorate today issued a show cause notice to the Indian cricket board for alleged foreign exchange violations in acceptance of deposits of Rs 60 crore for award of contract for conducting the second season of the Indian Premier League.

Lalit Modi's cup of woes seems to be overflowing as the axed IPL Commissioner today lost a libel case to former New Zealand cricketer Chris Cairns.

The richest cricket body in the world can’t stop the declining interest in the sport. Can BCCI President N Srinivasan revive it?

A book on Cricket and Discontents

Mahendra Singh Dhoni's decision to recall Ian Bell after a bizarre runout at Trent Bridge on Sunday will have gone down well with English cricket fans but his act of sportsmanship appears lost on some of his compatriots.

Former IPL Commissioner Lalit Modi has ridiculed the BCCI for reportedly suggesting that he might be involved in the organisation of the upcoming Sri Lankan Premier League, in which Indian players have been barred from participating.

A DJ blasted Bollywood songs, fans decked out in the colours of the home side danced in the aisles, and the wife of the billionaire team owner perched on an electric-blue sofa near the Mumbai Indians' dugout.

A day before the BCCI's Disciplinary Committee is expected to start its enquiry against Lalit Modi, the former IPL chairman has appealed in the Bombay High Court against an earlier order directing for the cricket board to initiate the enquiry proceedings.

Chennai, Feb5 (PTI) The Chennai Police has once again summoned suspended Indian Premier League (IPL) Commissioner Lalit Modi and other people in connection with a funds misappropriation case, giving them time till February 15 to appear before it for inquiry.