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CAB Join Secretary, Treasurer to wait till January 19 before tendering resignations

The current joint secretary Subir Ganguly is in his eighth year as office bearer but has had four straight years in office.

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Eden Gardens to host ICC World T20 2016 final

The final decision regarding this matter will be taken within this month.

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Biswarup Dey appointed as India media manager by BCCI in place of RN Baba

The move is seen as an attempt to kick another member of the N Srinivasan-camp out of the board.

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Cricket Association of Bengal appeals Left Front to call off strike on Apr 30

CITU, INTUC and six Left-backed trade unions today jointly called a 24-hour general strike in West Bengal on April 30.

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Indian team’s manager Biswarup Dey to stay in Australia for warm-up matches: BCCI

Biswarup Dey was scheduled to fly back on February 2 along with the reserve players.

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India vs Sri Lanka 2014: CAB to release stamps, envelopes on 150 years of Eden Gardens

AB is scheduled to unveil both the envelope and the stamp on November 11.

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India vs Sri Lanka 2014: Eden Gardens may host fourth ODI

"It's difficult to host the match here before that, as the Pataudi Lecture is planned here and the BCCI officials would be busy till Nov 10."

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Sourav Ganguly all set to become Joint secretary of Cricket Association of Bengal

Sourav's availability for this important post will be a questionable factor.

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Brian Lara bemoans not playing a Test match at Eden Gardens

West Indian batting legend Brian Lara on Sunday lamented that he could never play a Test match at the historic Eden Gardens and made a suggestion to Cricket Association of Bengal (CAB) officials that if a veterans match, including Sachin Tendulkar and Sourav Ganguly, could be organised here in the future.

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India vs West Indies 2013: Sri Lankan casino ads at Eden Gardens creates flutter

Gambling in India being restricted, advertisement by two Sri Lankan casinos at the Eden Gardens hosting the India-West Indies Test match caught the fancy of the spectators.

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