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Tamil Nadu Cricket Association

India all-rounder secures NOC, set for Tripura switch ahead of new Domestic Season

After a successful stint with Tamil Nadu, India all-rounder Vijay Shankar has received an NOC and is set to join Tripura in the upcoming domestic season.

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Explained: Why BCCI Requested Tamil Nadu to Release India Fast Bowler T Natarajan

Tamil Nadu Cricket Association has accepted the request and released left-arm pacer T Natarajan from its squad for the Vijay Hazare Trophy.

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India vs England | 50 Per Cent Fans to be Allowed at MA Chidambaram Stadium For 2nd Test: TNCA Secretary

The TNCA secretary R.S.Ramaswamy said the decision was taken after the government allowed 50 per cent occupancy in the stadium.

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Keen to Turn Out For Kerala And Win Them a Few Tournaments: S Sreesanth

Sreesanth was issued a lifetime ban from cricket after his alleged involvement in 2013 IPL spot-fixing scandal but it was eventually reduced.

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N Srinivasan’s daughter Rupa Gurunath elected TNCA president

Rupa was elected at the TNCA's 87th Annual General Meeting in Chennai.

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CoA chief Vinod Rai wants elections deferred but Diana Edulji differs

The split in CoA is wide open as chief Vinod Rai has called for deferment of the BCCI elections, but co-member Diana Edulji doesn't.

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CoA members clutching at straws to extend tenure: BCCI official

CoA has filed an application in the SC seeking certain clarifications to the court's order on holding elections in the state associations.

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Any opposition unlikely as Rupa Gurunath, daughter of N Srinivasan, set to become first woman president on TNCA

The Supreme Court on Friday allowed the TNCA to hold elections to elect office-bearers but said the results will be subject to its decision.

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N Srinivasan’s daughter could be next TNCA president: Report

Rupa Gurunath, former BCCI president N Srinivasan's daughter, could soon become the first ever woman to head a state cricket association.

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Our claim of CoA misinterpreting SC order is proved right: BCCI state officials

Supreme Court on Friday allowed Tamil Nadu Cricket Association to hold elections for office-bearers.

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