The Sahara Pune Warriors will finally get to play at home this Indian Premier League as the Rs 260-crore International cricket stadium -- just 20kms from the city -- is set to be inaugurated.
Former India captain Sourav Ganguly was officially named captain-cum-mentor of the Pune Warriors side for the upcoming fifth edition of Indian Premier League which will start on April 4.
Australian all-rounder Steven Smith has replaced compatriot Mitchell Marsh in the Pune Warriors India squad for IPL-5, which kicks off on April 4.
Indian Premier League (IPL) franchise Pune Warriors have signed on West Indian all-rounder Marlon Samuels in a two-year deal.
By Kushan Sarkar The Sahara Pune Warriors in all likelihood will have to settle with existing rule of having four overseas cricketers in their playing XI instead of their demand of an additional foreign player for the fifth edition of Indian Premier League.
By Kushan Sarkar
The Sahara Pune Warriors in all likelihood will have to settle with existing rule of having four overseas cricketers in their playing XI instead of their demand of an additional foreign player for the fifth edition of Indian Premier League.
The IPL governing council today asked Sahara Pune Warriors to get the consent of all the franchises for fielding five foreign players in the fifth edition of the tournament.
The BCCI is run by smart, successful leaders in India, be it politicians or businessmen. A lot of intelligence, real world skills and dollops of cunning are plentiful among the BCCI elite. Over time, I have realised that nothing the BCCI bigwigs do or say should be dismissed as nonsense, however strong the urge to do just that.
By CricketCountry Staff Board of Control for Cricket in India (BCCI) has ended the dead-lock with Sahara by agreeing to their demands. Both the parties had extensive discussions over the past few days and have issued the a joint statement over the same.
By CricketCountry Staff
Board of Control for Cricket in India (BCCI) has ended the dead-lock with Sahara by agreeing to their demands. Both the parties had extensive discussions over the past few days and have issued the a joint statement over the same.
Indian Premier League (IPL) chairman Rajeev Shukla said Wednesday that talks are going on between the Board of Control for Cricket in India (BCCI) and Sahara India in a cordial manner and hoped a positive outcome by this week.
The bigwigs of the BCCI and Sahara Group on Wednesday started another round of discussions in a desperate bid to break the stalemate over the participation of Pune Warriors in the fifth edition of the Indian Premier League.