Rs 15-cr cover for Pollard – Economic Times
Rs 15-cr cover for Pollard Economic Times With the third edition of Indian Premier League (IPL) tourney just round the corner, Pollard has just managed to walk away with an unprecedented Rs 15-crore ... |
Rs 15-cr cover for Pollard Economic Times With the third edition of Indian Premier League (IPL) tourney just round the corner, Pollard has just managed to walk away with an unprecedented Rs 15-crore ... |
Surrey signs Rao Iftikhar for early season Daily Times ... Anjum as its overseas player to cover for Piyush Chawla, who will be playing in the Indian Premier League (IPL) during the early part of the season. ... |
Liquor row casts shadow over IPL Express Buzz BANGALORE: The Indian Premier League matches in Bangalore would be dry, as liquor would not be served even in the corporate boxes of the Chinnaswamy Stadium ... |
![]() Times LIVE | Cracks starting to show in IPL Times LIVE The Indian Premier League suffered a humiliating setback on Sunday when two extra teams for next year's competition were put up for auction. ... |
WMG looks to make India its Asia hub Economic Times “An international property like the Indian Premier League is one such property that provides immense opportunities for sports management companies and has ... |
![]() betting.betfair.com (blog) | IPL Betting: Rajasthan Royals betting.betfair.com (blog) In the last of his IPL previews, Andrew Hughes looks at the winners of the inaugural edition of the competition, the Rajasthan Royals. ... |
'We don't want to look behind' Calcutta Telegraph ... will be Kolkata Knight Riders' (KKR) motto in the third edition of the Indian Premier League, team's principal owner Shah Rukh Khan said on Tuesday. ... |
Cohesion was the key: Gilchrist Calcutta Telegraph Hyderabad: The secret behind Deccan Chargers' winning performance in last year's Indian Premier League (IPL) was the cohesion among all the teammembers, ... |
![]() betting.betfair.com (blog) | IPL Betting: Mumbai Indians betting.betfair.com (blog) Mumbai have twice been considered amongst the fancied teams in the IPL, yet have twice failed to reach the knock out stages. Andrew Hughes asks whether it ... |