Shalabh Srivastava

TP Sudhindra was caught in a sting operation by a TV channel purportedly agreeing to bowl a no-ball for Rs 50,000 in a local match in Indore.

Former Madhya Pradesh pace bowler TP Sudhindra is trying hard to get amnesty from the Board of Control for Cricket in India (BCCI), although there has been no response to his appeals from the successive dispensations of the Board he has appealed to.

Nitya & Shalabh Srivastava's wedding was really a lavish affair.

Medium pacer Anupam Sanklecha ripped through Vidarbha with a career-best seven-wicket haul as they crashed to their lowest score of 59 against Maharashtra in their group B Ranji Trophy match on Sunday.

Virendra and Shilpi Singh’s marriage party was a grand affair, with dozens of prominent politicians from different parts of the state coming in to attend the function.

BCCI's new anti-corruption wing head Ravi Sawani has submitted his inquiry report on allegations of corruption, including spot-fixing, levelled against five uncapped Indian players to the Board president.

A win away from their maiden title, Vidarbha embodied the allure often associated with underdogs as they braced up to face a battle-hardened Delhi that has for years braved a system that is anything but robust, in the final of Ranji Trophy.

Organisers of the Indian Cricket League are expeceted to lay the cards on the table in Mumbai on Monday by revealing the names of the players who have signed up for the rebel cash-rich event.

iDO Devices, an Indian tech product ODM, secured $4 million in funding led by Blume Ventures and Merak Ventures. This investment will fuel their mission to establish an innovation center in India and build a comprehensive design-to-delivery ecosystem for global clients.

The ongoing IPL season has had the most controversies, which have created a lot of buzz

After many years, the Duleep Trophy final - between Central Zone and South Zone at the Ferozeshah Kotla from Wednesday - has increased significance because of India's upcoming Australia tour.

Unlike Hyderabad or UP, the Delhi and District Cricket Association (DDCA) is not losing sleep over the rebel Indian Cricket League (ICL) issue.

Under-19 World Cup stars Prithvi Shaw, Shubman Gill, Manjot Kalra, Shivam Mavi or Kamlesh Nagarkoti are no doubt talented but it is too early to say how many will make it big in international cricket.

The IPL's governing council also asked Ravi Sawani, the head of the BCCI's new anti-corruption unit, to conduct an inquiry and submit a report within 15 days.

For some Ranji Trophy teams, the exodus of players to the Indian Cricket League is a major blow; for others, it is just a temporary aberration.