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BCCI UDRS controversy
Fri, September 02 2016
BCCI open to use DRS without Hawk-Eye
Amidst all the opposition for the DRS, BCCI president Anurag Thakur has got some great news for Indian cricket
Sat, November 28 2015
Australia vs New Zealand 2015 series shows DRS is not faulty; the need is for efficient operators and interpreters
The first pink ball Test left many pink faces around — some in anger and some in embarrassment.
Mon, August 24 2015
BCCI willing to adopt DRS technology?
BCCI) may finally reconsider their stance on the technology.
Thu, October 10 2013
N Srinivasan refuses to react to Shashank Manohar’s criticism
Board of Control for Cricket in India (BCCI) president N Srinivasan refused to answer former president Shashank Manohar's comments that he [Srinivasan] has no right to continue as president after the IPL spot-fixing and betting scandal broke out.
Thu, June 13 2013
BCCI threaten to terminate FTP agreement if forced to use DRS in bilateral series’
The Board of Control for Cricket in India’s (BCCI) staunch opposition to the Decision Review System (DRS) is unmoved. Reports suggest that they threatened to "unilaterally" terminate the Future Tours Programme (FTP) if the system is enforced in a bilateral series involving India.
Mon, March 04 2013
India vs Australia 2013: Umpires take advantage of referral rules in absence of DRS
Deprived of the Decision Review System due to India's steadfast opposition, umpires could be taking advantage of an anomaly in referral rules.
Fri, September 12 2014
BCCI showing traits of mafia organisations; could be hurtling towards self-destruction
If the bans on the 30 English cricketers had not been enough, the BCCI has continued to deny journalistic privileges to members of the foreign media in further demonstrations of flagrant arrogance and monopoly. Arunabha Sengupta relates how the traits are remarkably similar to other mafia organisations.