KKR will put up better show this time: Whatmore Express Buzz PTI KOLKATA: Kolkata Knight Riders (KKR) will put up a better show in the upcoming Indian Premier League (IPL) matches, the team''s newly-appointed coach ... |
Big B adds to celebrity brand with a vlog Financial Times With the rise of alternative forms of entertainment in India, such as the made-for-television Indian Premier League cricket tournament whose third season ... |
Big B adds to celebrity brand with a vlog Financial Times With the rise of alternative forms of entertainment in India, such as the made-for-television Indian Premier League cricket tournament whose third season ... |
Olympic champ Rice voices safety concerns over Delhi security Times of India ... competitors against attending the field hockey World Cup, cricket's Indian Premier League and Commonwealth Games -- was not credible, risks remained. ... |
PREMIER CLUB CRICKET: Old clubbers merciless Hawke's Bay Today It's a shame because if he was 10 years younger he would have been going to the IPL [the lucrative Indian Premier League Twenty20 competition],'' Lewis said ... |
Big B embraces the drive to build brands Financial Times With the rise of alternative forms of entertainment in India, such as the made-for-television Indian Premier League cricket tournament whose third season ... |
'AM HAS A CHANCE TO CREATE HISTORY' Ahmedabad Mirror He wants to test his fitness in the tournament with an eye on the Indian Premier League. In a chat with Ahmedabad Mirror, Parthiv talks about the ... |
Unprecedented security in place at hockey ABC Online Kashmiri warned international athletes not to attend the Hockey World Cup, the Indian Premier League or the Commonwealth Games, which are to be hosted in ... |
'Cricket my life, but not worth dying for' Hindustan Times The participation of foreign players in the forthcoming Indian Premier League took a curious twist on Sunday when England batsman Ravi Bopara expressed ... |
 NDTV.com | Modi rubbishes report on Bopara postponing IPL trip NDTV.com PTI Indian Premier League chairman Lalit Modi dismissed media reports that England batsman Ravi Bopara is doubtful for the Twenty20 league because of ... |