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Pandurang Salgaoncar
Tue, March 06 2018
Pandurang Salgaonkar dismisses all charges as undue allegations
The suspension according to ICC is based on "not reporting a corrupt approach" with categorical statement that "no evidence of corruption" has been found against the former Maharashtra pacer.
Tue, March 06 2018
Curator Pandurang Salgaonkar suspended by ICC
Cricket's world governing body on Tuesday banned groundsman Pandurang Salgaonkar for six months for failing to report a corruption approach before a one-day international last year.
Fri, October 27 2017
BCCI likely to question Ramesh Mhamunkar over Pune pitch controversy
BCCI are leaving no stones unturned to dish out heavy punishment to individuals connected with the Pune pitch controversy. MCA curator Pandurang Salgaoncar has already been suspended following the incident. It is now being reported that BCCI’s West Zone curator Ramesh Mhamunkar is likely to be quizzed by officials. According to the sting operation conducted...
Thu, October 26 2017
India vs New Zealand 2017-18: MCA suspends Pandurang Salgaoncar as Pune curator following 2nd ODI pitch controversy
The news regarding the controversy surrounding the pitch at the MCA stadium in Pune during the 4th ODI between India and New Zealand has been doing rounds.
Wed, October 25 2017
India vs New Zealand, 2nd ODI: ICC to probe pitch tampering claims against curator
Pandurang Salgaoncar was a fast bowler from Maharashtra state in the 1970s before taking up the role of curator with the state association.
Tue, February 21 2017
India vs Australia: Hazlewood dismisses curator’s bounce theory
Australia paceman Josh Hazlewood is not keen to believe the predictions that the pitch will offer good bounce in the series-opener, saying the bowlers will have to find other ways to get rid of Indian batsmen.