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Sharad Pawar to Contest Against Vijay Patil in Mumbai Cricket Association Elections
NCP chief Pawar, backed by the ruling Bal Mahaddalkar group, and Patil are the only two contestants left in the fray for the post of the President after the withdrawals of Ravi Savant and Ashish Shelar, both from the Mahaddalkar panel, before today's deadline.
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Vijay Patil Urges Sharad Pawar Not to Contest for MCA President Post
Vijay Patil, as well as Sharad Pawar, have forwarded their nominations to contest for the post of the president along with two other candidates belonging to the NCP chief's group - Ravi Savant and Ashish Shelar.
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Sharad Pawar in Fray With Three Others for Mumbai Cricket Association President Post
As per the list of valid nominations received for the elections and released through a media release by the Mumbai Cricket Association, incumbent Sharad Pawar and his group members Ravi Savant and BJP MLA Ashish Shelar, along with rival group's candidate Vijay Patil, are in the fray to contest for the president's post.
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Mumbai Cricket Association Vice-President Ravi Savant to Skip IPL Qualifier 2 at Wankhede Stadium
Indian Premier League governing council had shifted the June 1 T20 final from Wankhede Stadium in Mumbai to Bangalore's Chinnaswamy Stadium and Mumbai Cricket Association's vice president Ravi Savant said his decision to skip the match was a personal one.
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No foreign tours for national selectors: BCCI
Board of Control for Cricket in India (BCCI) vice president Ravi Savant said that the new rule to restrict national selectors from going abroad to watch the Indian team play overseas, applies to everybody unless someone is on national duty.
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No cheerleaders in IPL 2014, says BCCI vice-president Ravi Savant
BCCI vice-president Ravi Savant says the decision has been taken in the wake of spot-fixing scandal in IPL-6 that rocked the cash-rich event.
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We'll request Sachin Tendulkar to continue playing for Mumbai, says Ravi Savant
The 40-year-old batting legend will play his 200th and final Test match at the Wankhede Stadium against the West Indies from November 14-18.
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Mumbai Cricket Association scraps panel report on unsold 2011 ICC World Cup final tickets
Outgoing president Ravi Savant, who chaired the AGM, accepted Pawar's view and said the report will be scrapped.
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Sachin Tendulkar set to play his farewell Test at Wankhede Stadium
Sachin Tendulkar will play his landmark 200thTest at the venue where he made his first class debut. Mumbai Cricket Association president Ravi Savant made the announcement ahead of the BCCI Programmes and Fixtures committee meeting on October 15 to chalk out the detailed schedule of the West Indies tour.
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N Srinivasan set to be elected unopposed; BCCI vice-presidents Dabir, Shah dropped
Sudhir Dabir, vice President from the central zone and his west zone colleague Niranjan Shah were removed from their positions even though both were eligible for extension. MCA president Ravi Savant replaced Shah from west zone, while senior Congress leader and union minister Rajiv Shukla took Dabir's position from the central zone.
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N. Srinivasan files nomination for BCCI president's post; three new faces as Arun Jaitley, Niranjan Shah exit as vice-presidents
N. Srinivasan has chosen his 'cabinet' as the Tamil Nadu strongman seeks a year's extension as BCCI president in the Board's Annual General Meeting in Chennai on Sunday. Rajeev Shukla, Ravi Savant and S.K. Bansal will be the new vice-presidents replacing Sudhir Dabir, Niranjan Shah and Arun Jaitley, respectively.
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Sanjay Patel may stay on as BCCI secretary, question mark over Ravi Savant
While interim secretary Sanjay Patel may get a full term, there is a big question mark over whether Mumbai Cricket Association president Ravi Savant would continue as the treasurer.
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BCCI clocks Rs 350 crore net income in 2012-13
The BCCI, considered the world's richest cricket body, has earned a surplus of Rs 382.36 crore in 2011-12. Informing this on Thursday after the BCCI's Finance Committee meeting in Delhi, Board Treasurer Ravi Savant told PTI that the net income figure has been arrived at "provided there is no tax (levied on the amount)".
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Mumbai Cricket Association elections unlikely before October, says Ravi Savant
Ravi Savant said he wanted to hold the elections by April end but some members of the managing committee opposed the idea because they would have clashed with the Indian Premier League.
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MPCC appeals MCA to lift ban on Shah Rukh Khan from entering Wankhede
In an email sent on Tuesday to MCA president Ravi Savant, MPCC spokesman Sachin Sawant said Shahrukh Khan publicly apologised for his misconduct at the stadium after a match in the last season of IPL.
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Sharad Pawar to Contest Against Vijay Patil in Mumbai Cricket Association Elections
NCP chief Pawar, backed by the ruling Bal Mahaddalkar group, and Patil are the only two contestants left in the fray for the post of the President after the withdrawals of Ravi Savant and Ashish Shelar, both from the Mahaddalkar panel, before today's deadline.
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Vijay Patil Urges Sharad Pawar Not to Contest for MCA President Post
Vijay Patil, as well as Sharad Pawar, have forwarded their nominations to contest for the post of the president along with two other candidates belonging to the NCP chief's group - Ravi Savant and Ashish Shelar.
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Sharad Pawar in Fray With Three Others for Mumbai Cricket Association President Post
As per the list of valid nominations received for the elections and released through a media release by the Mumbai Cricket Association, incumbent Sharad Pawar and his group members Ravi Savant and BJP MLA Ashish Shelar, along with rival group's candidate Vijay Patil, are in the fray to contest for the president's post.
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Mumbai Cricket Association Vice-President Ravi Savant to Skip IPL Qualifier 2 at Wankhede Stadium
Indian Premier League governing council had shifted the June 1 T20 final from Wankhede Stadium in Mumbai to Bangalore's Chinnaswamy Stadium and Mumbai Cricket Association's vice president Ravi Savant said his decision to skip the match was a personal one.
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No foreign tours for national selectors: BCCI
Board of Control for Cricket in India (BCCI) vice president Ravi Savant said that the new rule to restrict national selectors from going abroad to watch the Indian team play overseas, applies to everybody unless someone is on national duty.
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No cheerleaders in IPL 2014, says BCCI vice-president Ravi Savant
BCCI vice-president Ravi Savant says the decision has been taken in the wake of spot-fixing scandal in IPL-6 that rocked the cash-rich event.
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We'll request Sachin Tendulkar to continue playing for Mumbai, says Ravi Savant
The 40-year-old batting legend will play his 200th and final Test match at the Wankhede Stadium against the West Indies from November 14-18.
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Mumbai Cricket Association scraps panel report on unsold 2011 ICC World Cup final tickets
Outgoing president Ravi Savant, who chaired the AGM, accepted Pawar's view and said the report will be scrapped.
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Sachin Tendulkar set to play his farewell Test at Wankhede Stadium
Sachin Tendulkar will play his landmark 200thTest at the venue where he made his first class debut. Mumbai Cricket Association president Ravi Savant made the announcement ahead of the BCCI Programmes and Fixtures committee meeting on October 15 to chalk out the detailed schedule of the West Indies tour.
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N Srinivasan set to be elected unopposed; BCCI vice-presidents Dabir, Shah dropped
Sudhir Dabir, vice President from the central zone and his west zone colleague Niranjan Shah were removed from their positions even though both were eligible for extension. MCA president Ravi Savant replaced Shah from west zone, while senior Congress leader and union minister Rajiv Shukla took Dabir's position from the central zone.
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N. Srinivasan files nomination for BCCI president's post; three new faces as Arun Jaitley, Niranjan Shah exit as vice-presidents
N. Srinivasan has chosen his 'cabinet' as the Tamil Nadu strongman seeks a year's extension as BCCI president in the Board's Annual General Meeting in Chennai on Sunday. Rajeev Shukla, Ravi Savant and S.K. Bansal will be the new vice-presidents replacing Sudhir Dabir, Niranjan Shah and Arun Jaitley, respectively.
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Sanjay Patel may stay on as BCCI secretary, question mark over Ravi Savant
While interim secretary Sanjay Patel may get a full term, there is a big question mark over whether Mumbai Cricket Association president Ravi Savant would continue as the treasurer.
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BCCI clocks Rs 350 crore net income in 2012-13
The BCCI, considered the world's richest cricket body, has earned a surplus of Rs 382.36 crore in 2011-12. Informing this on Thursday after the BCCI's Finance Committee meeting in Delhi, Board Treasurer Ravi Savant told PTI that the net income figure has been arrived at "provided there is no tax (levied on the amount)".
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Mumbai Cricket Association elections unlikely before October, says Ravi Savant
Ravi Savant said he wanted to hold the elections by April end but some members of the managing committee opposed the idea because they would have clashed with the Indian Premier League.
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MPCC appeals MCA to lift ban on Shah Rukh Khan from entering Wankhede
In an email sent on Tuesday to MCA president Ravi Savant, MPCC spokesman Sachin Sawant said Shahrukh Khan publicly apologised for his misconduct at the stadium after a match in the last season of IPL.
