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Indian Premier League 2010
FICA chief May warns of mass IPL withdrawals

Sydney: Federation of International Cricketers' Associations (FICA) chief Tim May has warned of mass withdrawals from next month's Indian Premier League (IPL) because of security fears.

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  • Australian players clash with Ponting over participation in IPL

    Melbourne: Australian cricketers, who stand to lose millions of dollars if they don’t participate in the IPL, clashed with skipper Ricky Ponting during the meeting held at a Sydney hotel to brief them about security during the Twenty20 tournament.

  • I’ve spoken to the Australians,IPL will go on: Modi

    Mumbai: Lalit Modi has lessened fears of players boycott of the third edition of the IPL to be held in India from March 12.

  • Play IPL at your risk, foreign boards to players

    London/Melbourne: The English, Australian and South African cricket boards have washed their hands of the safety of players in India, warning them to participate in the Indian Premier League (IPL) at their own risk.

  • New IPL teams to be unveiled on March 8

    Two new Indian Premier League franchisees will be unveiled on March 8, IPL Commissioner Lalit Modi said.

  • Move IPL to SA again, if threats are real: Warne

    Melbourne: Rajasthan Royals captain Shane Warne is concerned about safety of the cricketers in the wake of threats by terror groups and suggested that IPL-III be held in South Africa again if these threats are credible.

  • Sena hints at lifting ban on Australian, Pakistani cricketers

    Mumbai: Shiv Sena chief Bal Thackeray has indicated that the party has lifted the ban on Pakistani and Australian cricketers taking part in the Indian Premier League (IPL).

  • Deccan Chargers' home matches shifted to Cuttack

    New Delhi: The Indian Premier League has allotted two of Deccan Chargers' home matches to their catchment area Cuttack to placate the franchise which had threatened to boycott the event after their home matches were shifted out of Andhra Pradesh because of political turmoil.

  • Leading broadcast channels to stay away from IPL

    New Delhi: Most television channels in the country have decided not to cover the third edition of the Indian Premier League in protest against the "arbitrary" guidelines and certain contentious clauses regarding footage of the Twenty20 event.

  • English football Club may buy IPL team

    Indian Premier League commissioner Lalit Modi has claimed that a top English football club is planning to bid for an IPL team.

  • Mohd. Aamer and Umar Akmal register for IPL-3 auction

    Islamabad: Twenty-six Pakistani cricketers including the teenage bowling sensation Mohammed Aamer and young middle order batsmen Umar Akmal have registered their names for auction for the third edition of the cash-rich Indian Premier League (IPL).

  • Pune blast trigger fresh concern for OZ cricketers

    Melbourne: The Pune blast has added to the security concerns ahead of IPL-3 with the Australian cricketers awaiting advice from the players' association to decide on travelling to India for the Twenty20 event.

  • IPL announces final squads for the third season

    NEW DELHI: The eight franchises of the Indian Premier League announced their squads for the third season of the Twenty20 event slated to begin from March 12 in Mumbai, according to the IPL's official website. The tournament features 60 games over a 45 day period.

  • Modi exploring options to take IPL to US

    New Delhi: Indian Premier League (IPL) supremo Lalit Modi and USA Cricket's chief executive Donald Lockerbie are exploring options to take the IPL to the US.

  • ECB was consulted before finalising Champions League T20 dates: Modi

    New Delhi: Champions League commissioner Lalit Modi dismissed allegations that the England and Wales Cricket Board was not consulted before finalising the Twenty20 event's dates and asked the ECB to tweak its county schedule.

  • Surrey looking for tie-up with IPL franchise

    London: Following in the footsteps of Hampshire, Surrey could become the second English county to tie up with an Indian Premier League franchise as Delhi Daredevils and Kolkata Knight Riders are reportedly keen to forge an alliance with it.

  • How the IPL is reducing BCCI's tax liability

    As controversy surrounds the forthcoming third edition of the Indian Premier League (IPL), the financial results of the second edition held in South Africa will also create another one.

  • AP govt asks Chargers to pull out of IPL

    Hyderabad: The Andhra Pradesh government has asked the Deccan Chargers team not to play in the Indian Premier League (IPL) tournament if the inaugural match is not held in Hyderabad as per the original schedule.

  • We have not bought any stake in Kings XI Punjab: Hero Honda

    NEW DELHI: Two-wheeler giants and IPL associate sponsors Hero Honda on Wednesday rubbished media reports, which claimed that they have bought stake in Indian Premier League franchise Kings XI Punjab.

  • Pollard, T20 star after years of toil

    He was a player no one wanted, but now is the hottest star in Twenty20 cricket. West Indian Kieron Pollard still maintains some old-fashioned values that many traditionalists would find hard to reconcile.

  • Catch IPL 2010 matches live in theatres

    New Delhi: Cricket fans have a reason to rejoice. A digital satellite cinema network, is bringing Indian Premier League (IPL) 2010 matches live in cinema halls for the first time in the country.

  • India safe for Australians: Lee

    Doing his bit to bring together two bitter nations, speedster Brett Lee said India is safe for the Australians and it is the same other way round.

  • Rashid Latif launches city based T20 league

    Karachi: Former Pakistan captain Rashid Latif has launched a city-based Twenty20 league worth Rs.20 million and hopes to transform it into an event that might one day rival the multi-million-dollar Indian Premier League.

  • Aussies to be given security during IPL

    Sydney: Following a threat by extreme right wing political party Shiv Sena to prevent the Australians from playing in Mumbai, Aussie cricketers will be asked to follow stringent security measures during this year's Indian Premier League, such as not venturing out of their hotels alone or wearing national uniforms and other clothing identifying their nationality.

  • SRK stands by IPL remarks, says India a welcoming place

    New York: Under attack from Shiv Sena for his remarks on the IPL fiasco, Bollywood actor Shah Rukh Khan, on Tuesday, said he was not apologetic for favouring the inclusion of Pakistani players and termed the activities of the party as "undemocratic".

  • Top security would be there at the IPL: Modi

    Mumbai: IPL chairman Lalit Modi rejected safety concerns raised by Players' Associations of Australia and New Zealand, saying that the IPL is in touch with the respective Boards on the security arrangements for the event.

  • Security experts warn Oz, NZ IPL players

    Sydney: Threats of potential terrorist attacks during the Indian Premier League (IPL) have put the Australian and New Zealand cricketers in a quandary.

  • Butt wants Modi to apologise

    Karachi: Pakistan's cricket board chairman Ejaz Butt demanded an apology from Indian Premier League chairman Lalit Modi for the IPL auction fiasco and made it clear that no Pakistani cricketer can play in the twenty20 tournament without PCB permission.

  • Government assures SRK of protection

    Mumbai: The Maharashtra government has promised to protect Bollywood superstar Shah Rukh Khan after he came under attack from the Shiv Sena for advocating the cause of Pakistani cricketers in the Indian Premier League (IPL).

  • PCB revokes Indian Premier League NOCs

    Karachi: The Pakistan Cricket Board (PCB) Friday announced that it has revoked all no objection certificates issued to Pakistani cricketers that allowed them to participate in the third season of the Indian Premier League (IPL).

  • Brett Lee backs Pakistani players

    New Delhi: Australian speedster Brett Lee today said he would play in the Indian Premier League starting March 12.

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