The BCCI and suspended IPL chairman Lalit Modi will each have the opportunity to present witnesses over the course of six future hearings scheduled by the board’s disciplinary committee at its meeting in New Delhi on Sunday
The stand-off between suspended IPL chairman Lalit Modi and the BCCI has intensified with the board preparing to file charges against Modi in the run-up to its next annual general election
Lalit Modi’s fight against the BCCI has hit another roadblock after his request to remove specific members of the board’s disciplinary committee was rejected
Lalit Modi’s lawyers will press for the removal of interim-IPL chairman Chirayu Amin and BCCI vice-president Arun Jaitley from the disciplinary committee
The BCCI’s disciplinary committee has pushed its decision on Lalit Modi’s demand for the removal of Chirayu Amin and Arun Jaitley from the committee to August 1
Sharad Pawar, the ICC president, has said there was “no question of protecting anybody”, including his one-time protégé Lalit Modi, if the person was found guilty of corruption
Lalit Modi’s legal counsel has asked the Disciplinary Committee formed by the BCCI to provide him with minutes of meetings of the Special General Body of the Board and the IPL Governing Council
Lalit Modi has filed additional documents to bolster his demand for the removal of Chirayu Amin and Arun Jaitley from the disciplinary committee
Lalit Modi was rarely away from television cameras or the front pages when the IPL was on, but now that he’s embroiled in a huge controversy, he’s hardly seen. ‘Where in the world is Lalit Modi?’ asks Anand Vasu in the Hindustan Times. Modi has shouted from the rooftops that those in power in the Board of Control for Cricket in India are out to get him. He has consistently alleged that certain people are maligning him and thrusting false charges on him. Modi has a team of high-profile, and…
Suspended IPL chairman Lalit Modi did not attend the BCCI’s disciplinary committee meeting today, sending a team of four lawyers in his stead
