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High Court Sets Aside Arbitration Award That Required BCCI To Pay Rs 4,800 Crore To DCHL
The Bombay High Court on Wednesday set aside an arbitration award that directed the BCCI to pay over Rs 4,800 crore to Deccan Chronicle Holdings Ltd over the alleged illegal termination of the latter's IPL franchise team, Deccan Chargers Hyderabad
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Top Court Stays Order Allowing Lalit Modi To Cross Examine In Case
The Supreme Court Tuesday stayed the Bombay High Court order directing the Enforcement Directorate to allow cross examination of five persons by former IPL commissioner Lalit Modi in a case of alleged violation of the Foreign Exchange Management Act (FEMA).
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Bombay High Court Bars Use Of Pavana River Water For Pune IPL Matches
In a setback to the Maharashtra Cricket Association (MCA), the Bombay High Court today said water from the Pavana river will not be used for maintaining the Pune cricket stadium for the current edition of the Indian Premier League (IPL) till further orders.
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IPL 2018: Bombay High Court Asks Cricket Body If It Will Seek Extra Water For IPL Pitches, Ground
The Bombay High Court sought to know from the Maharashtra Cricket Association (MCA) if it would seek additional water supply from the Pune civic body for ground and pitch maintenance for six IPL matches shifted to that city from Chennai.
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Time To See If Indian Premier League Is In Interest Of Cricket: Bombay High Court
The Bombay High Court said the IPL has made people familiar with phrases like "betting and fixing" and in view of the alleged violations of foreign exchange rules it was time to see if the tournament was in the interest of the game of cricket.
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IPL: Rajasthan Disappointed by Governing Council's Decision
The Indian Premier League Governing Council on Friday announced that the Eliminator and second Qualifier will be held in New Delhi while the first Qualifier and final will be held in Bengaluru.
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Kings XI Punjab Not Willing to Play IPL in Dharamsala: HPCA
Himachal Pradesh Cricket Association said Kings XI Punjab wrote a letter Indian Premier League chairman Rajeev Shukla saying they want to play all their home matches in Mohali and not Dharamsala.
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IPL: Mumbai Indians to Know New Home Venue on Friday
Indian Premier League governing council will finalise the home venues of Mumbai Indians and Rising Pune Supergiants after the Bombay High Court barred any matches from being held in Maharashtra after May 1.
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No Indian Premier League Matches in Maharashtra, Says Supreme Court
Supreme Court upheld the Bombay High Court ruling on no Indian Premier League matches in drought-hit Maharashtra in May
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Yes, Maharashtra Off-Limits For IPL, Agrees Supreme Court
Except for a match in Pune on May 1, Maharashtra will be off-limits for the IPL in May, the Supreme Court said today, agreeing with an earlier verdict that said matches must be moved out of the state which is dealing with the worst drought in several decades.
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Indian Premier League Deliberately Targeted: Rajeev Shukla
The Bombay High Court had recently ordered all Indian Premier League matches to be shifted out of Maharashtra owing to water crisis.
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Mumbai Cricket Association Moves Supreme Court, Wants IPL To Stay in Maharashtra
The Bombay High Court has ordered that all 2016 IPL matches in May must be moved out from drought-hit Maharashtra. Mumbai Cricket Association has now moved the Supreme Court.
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IPL 2016: BCCI, HPCA confused after Kings XI Punjab Announce Dharamsala as Venue
A Board of Control for Cricket in India source said that they have been left confused because there is a "distinct lack of communication from Kings XI Punjab's end".
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IPL 2016: Another PIL Filed, This Time in Rajasthan High Court on Use of Water For Matches
The Public Interest Litigation said there is an acute water crisis in Jaipur and entire Rajasthan and thus the matches would be a wastage of water.
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IPL Has Nothing to do With Water Crisis: Yuvraj Singh
Yuvraj Singh's comments come in after the Bombay High Court recently directed to shift all Indian Premier League matches after April 30 out of drought-hit Maharashtra.
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High Court Sets Aside Arbitration Award That Required BCCI To Pay Rs 4,800 Crore To DCHL
The Bombay High Court on Wednesday set aside an arbitration award that directed the BCCI to pay over Rs 4,800 crore to Deccan Chronicle Holdings Ltd over the alleged illegal termination of the latter's IPL franchise team, Deccan Chargers Hyderabad
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Top Court Stays Order Allowing Lalit Modi To Cross Examine In Case
The Supreme Court Tuesday stayed the Bombay High Court order directing the Enforcement Directorate to allow cross examination of five persons by former IPL commissioner Lalit Modi in a case of alleged violation of the Foreign Exchange Management Act (FEMA).
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Bombay High Court Bars Use Of Pavana River Water For Pune IPL Matches
In a setback to the Maharashtra Cricket Association (MCA), the Bombay High Court today said water from the Pavana river will not be used for maintaining the Pune cricket stadium for the current edition of the Indian Premier League (IPL) till further orders.
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IPL 2018: Bombay High Court Asks Cricket Body If It Will Seek Extra Water For IPL Pitches, Ground
The Bombay High Court sought to know from the Maharashtra Cricket Association (MCA) if it would seek additional water supply from the Pune civic body for ground and pitch maintenance for six IPL matches shifted to that city from Chennai.
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Time To See If Indian Premier League Is In Interest Of Cricket: Bombay High Court
The Bombay High Court said the IPL has made people familiar with phrases like "betting and fixing" and in view of the alleged violations of foreign exchange rules it was time to see if the tournament was in the interest of the game of cricket.
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IPL: Rajasthan Disappointed by Governing Council's Decision
The Indian Premier League Governing Council on Friday announced that the Eliminator and second Qualifier will be held in New Delhi while the first Qualifier and final will be held in Bengaluru.
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Kings XI Punjab Not Willing to Play IPL in Dharamsala: HPCA
Himachal Pradesh Cricket Association said Kings XI Punjab wrote a letter Indian Premier League chairman Rajeev Shukla saying they want to play all their home matches in Mohali and not Dharamsala.
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IPL: Mumbai Indians to Know New Home Venue on Friday
Indian Premier League governing council will finalise the home venues of Mumbai Indians and Rising Pune Supergiants after the Bombay High Court barred any matches from being held in Maharashtra after May 1.
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No Indian Premier League Matches in Maharashtra, Says Supreme Court
Supreme Court upheld the Bombay High Court ruling on no Indian Premier League matches in drought-hit Maharashtra in May
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Yes, Maharashtra Off-Limits For IPL, Agrees Supreme Court
Except for a match in Pune on May 1, Maharashtra will be off-limits for the IPL in May, the Supreme Court said today, agreeing with an earlier verdict that said matches must be moved out of the state which is dealing with the worst drought in several decades.
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Indian Premier League Deliberately Targeted: Rajeev Shukla
The Bombay High Court had recently ordered all Indian Premier League matches to be shifted out of Maharashtra owing to water crisis.
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Mumbai Cricket Association Moves Supreme Court, Wants IPL To Stay in Maharashtra
The Bombay High Court has ordered that all 2016 IPL matches in May must be moved out from drought-hit Maharashtra. Mumbai Cricket Association has now moved the Supreme Court.
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IPL 2016: BCCI, HPCA confused after Kings XI Punjab Announce Dharamsala as Venue
A Board of Control for Cricket in India source said that they have been left confused because there is a "distinct lack of communication from Kings XI Punjab's end".
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IPL 2016: Another PIL Filed, This Time in Rajasthan High Court on Use of Water For Matches
The Public Interest Litigation said there is an acute water crisis in Jaipur and entire Rajasthan and thus the matches would be a wastage of water.
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IPL Has Nothing to do With Water Crisis: Yuvraj Singh
Yuvraj Singh's comments come in after the Bombay High Court recently directed to shift all Indian Premier League matches after April 30 out of drought-hit Maharashtra.
