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Lalit Modi Chris Cairns IPL controversy
Fri, October 17 2014
Chris Cairns’ perjury case adjourned till October 2015
Cairns had won 90,000 pounds after he sued former Indian Premier League (IPL) chairman Lalit Modi.
Fri, October 03 2014
Chris Cairns gets bail on perjury charge case
Cairns had won 90,000 pounds after he sued former Indian Premier League chairman Lalit Modi.
Thu, October 02 2014
Chris Cairns granted bail on perjury charge
44-year-old Cairns appeared in the court relating to a libel action he brought in England in 2012.
Sun, September 14 2014
Brendon McCullum tried to stop Chris Cairns perjury story from getting printed
Justice David Gendall gave an ex parte interim junction on the newspaper to stop it from reporting the story.
Fri, September 19 2014
Chris Cairns confirms he will face perjury charges
Cairns has denied any wrongdoing and described match-fixing allegations against him as "despicable lies".
Thu, September 04 2014
Verdict in Chris Cairns-Lalit Modi libel case to be out by end of month
Cairns had won his libel trial against former Indian Premier League (IPL) chairman Lalit Modi in 2012.
Mon, December 09 2013
Chris Cairns calls in lawyers over match-fixing claims
Cairns has engaged lawyers even though investigators have still not contacted him.
Sun, December 08 2013
Chris Cairns to ICC: I am not a cheat
Chris Cairns challenged ICC to contact him directly after being linked with match-fixing allegations.
Sat, August 23 2014
David Warner is the latest of the many battles cricketers and cricket administrators have waged on Twitter
An avalanche of controversies has hit the 2013 Indian Premier League (IPL). In the backdrop of the spot-fixing affair, David Warner’s abusive tweets directed at two journalists have caused a stir, with Cricket Australia (CA) taking a grave view of the matter. One of the two journalists in question wrote an article critical of the IPL, which attracted Warner’s attention.
Wed, October 31 2012
Former IPL commissioner Lalit Modi loses appeal in Chris Cairns libel case
Former Indian Premier League (IPL) commissioner Lalit Modi on Wednesday lost his appeal against a court verdict, which directed him to pay 90,000 damages to former New Zealand cricketer Chris Cairns.