- BCCI power triangle leaves question mark over control
When the dust had settled on the BCCI elections, one thing was clear: the board would no longer be controlled by one man or group
- BCCI elections to be challenged in court
The BCCI's twice deferred election is set to be challenged in the Bombay High Court on Tuesday over the decision to allow the Baroda Cricket Association president Samarjit Sinh Gaekwad to represent the BCA in the election
- Dalmiya becomes president, Thakur secretary
Jagmohan Dalmiya was unanimously elected the president of the BCCI, more than a decade after he last held the position, at the board's AGM in Chennai
- Dalmiya returns to top BCCI post
Rolling updates of the BCCI elections, in Chennai
- Dalmiya set to return as BCCI president
Jagmohan Dalmiya is set to return as the BCCI president, more than a decade after he last held that position
- Dhoni bats for Associates and cricket to go global
MS Dhoni, the India captain, has said it was important to spread cricket in more countries and look beyond mere commercial interests
- McCullum patched up after Johnson blow
A nation held its breath for a moment when Brendon McCullum was struck on the arm by Mitchell Johnson at Eden Park, but the prognosis for the New Zealand captain is positive with no initial signs of serious injury
- Coach Amre bemoans poor umpiring
Mumbai coach Pravin Amre has urged the BCCI to ensure the highest quality of umpiring in domestic cricket
- Karnataka in Ranji final after 112-run win
Seventy minutes, 14.1 overs. That's all it took for Karnataka to wrap up the Mumbai tail and take one step closer to defending their Ranji Trophy title
- Ashwin stars in India's biggest WC win
By winning the toss and choosing to bat first, UAE put to rest all the speculation there might have been around what kind of monstrous total India might post, but they collected undesired milestones nonetheless
- Mithun strikes leave Mumbai in trouble
Abhimanyu Mithun and Vinay Kumar's burst with the second new ball after fifties from Aditya Tare and Shreyas Iyer left Karnataka on the brink of their second successive Ranji Trophy final
- Maharashtra steady after Tamil Nadu make 549
Maharashtra replied in solid fashion after Tamil Nadu amassed 549 in their first innings on the third day at Eden Gardens
- Srinivasan won't contest BCCI election
The BCCI's sidelined president N Srinivasan will not be able to contest the election to any position in the board's annual general meeting, scheduled to take place in Chennai on March 2
- UAE determined to keep smiling
UAE are one happy side having the time of their lives, a bunch of amateurs playing a World Cup. A lot is spoken about team bonding and enjoying training but UAE were infectiously bubbly on Friday morning at the WACA.
- India look to maintain top position
India will start as overwhelming favourites when they take on United Arab Emirates in Perth on Saturday as they look to maintain their position at the top of Group B
- Mohammed Shami to miss UAE game
India fast bowler Mohammed Shami has been ruled out of Saturday's Group B match against UAE in Perth because of a knee injury
- Mumbai need 445 for victory
After an action-packed opening day which saw heaps of wickets, a semblance of parity was restored at the M Chinnaswamy Stadium on the second day of the semi-final between Karnataka and Mumbai
- Tare bemoans Mumbai's day to forget
After being bundled out for their second-lowest total in first-class cricket, Mumbai captain Aditya Tare did not have much to take away, but backed his team to come good in their second innings
- Karnataka dismantle Mumbai for 44
Twenty-one wickets fell on the opening day of the first semi-final, as hosts Karnataka gained an upper hand against Mumbai at the Chinnaswamy Stadium
- Karthik, Shankar keep Tamil Nadu steady
Vijay Shankar continued his good form to help Tamil Nadu begin assuredly against Maharashtra on what is said to be a lively Eden Gardens surface
- Chances in the Betfair market for the 2015 Indian Premier League
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