| Salary
cap on franchisees to stay: Modi
|
Mumbai,
June 10:
Indian Premier League Commissioner Lalit Modi on Tuesday ruled
out lifting the salary cap on the franchisees from the second
edition of the Twenty20 extravaganza.
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| Gill
not to be put on dock, says Aslam
|
Bhopal,
June 10:
Hockey Selection Committee Chairman and former Olympian Aslam
Sher Khan today said former IHF President K P S Gill would not
be put on the dock for his shameful act of sending a letter
to Poland showing ...
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| Tait
ready to come back sooner for Lee's sake
|
Melbourne,
June 10:
Having recovered from mental and physical exhaustion that forced
him to quit cricket earlier this year, Australian fast bowler
Shaun Tait says he is ready to make a sooner than expected comeback
to ease the growing burden on fellow pacer Brett Lee.
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| PCB
official returns home tonight, Asif's fate in limbo
|
Dubai,
June 10:
With detained pacer Mohammad Asif's fate in limbo, senior Pakistan
Cricket Board official Nadeem Akram, rushed to bail out the
detained cricketer, will return home tonight leaving behind
a mission unaccomplished.
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| PCB
takes stock of security plans for Asia Cup
|
Karachi,
June 10:
With the Asia Cup drawing closer, a concerned Pakistan Cricket
Board met the country`s top police officials to take stock of
the security arrangements for the tournament to be staged here
and in Lahore from June 24.
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