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ICC CEO Manu Sawhney sacked, has 5 days to appeal   Fri, Jul 09 2021 08:25:38 AM By Qaiser Mohammad Ali New Delhi, Jul 9 (IANS): Exactly four months after suspending its CEO Manu Sawhney, the International Cricket Council (ICC) on Thursday sacked him, the world body said in a terse 36-word statement. "The ICC today announced that Chief Executive Manu Sawhney will leave the organisation with immediate effect. Geoff Allardice will continue as acting CEO supported by the 'leadership team' working closely with the ICC Board," said the statement. Sawhney, who was suspended on March 9, has fi...

The 11 days that Ashok Diwan, a goalkeeper and the youngest member of the Indian team that won the 1975 hockey World Cup, spent in quarantine at a Delhi hotel in April last year were some of the most miserable ones of his life.

1975 World Cup hockey was best thing of my life: Captain Ajit Pal   Mon, Mar 15 2021 07:53:53 PM By Qaiser Mohammad Ali New Delhi, Mar 15 (IANS):Sixteen days before Ajit Pal Singh turned 28 in 1975, he captained India to their maiden - and so far the only -- World Cup hockey triumph. On the 46th anniversary of that momentous title win, achieved after beating Pakistan 2-1 in a fast-paced final at Siaran Langsung Dari Stadium, Merdeka (Kuala Lumpur), 73-year-old Singh on Monday recalled the final and the celebrations that ensued. Singh also vividly remembers the reception and felicitations th...

By Qaiser Mohammad AliNew Delhi, Dec 25 : The Indian players' transition from red ball to pink would have been smoother had the Test series against

/Prithvi Shaw’s bat and foot reacting late to ball: Sachin Tendulkar (IANS Exclusive, Part 2) Prithvi Shaw’s bat and foot reacting late to ball: Sachin Tendulkar (IANS Exclusive, Part 2) By IANS|   Published: 24th December 2020 9:11 am IST By Qaiser Mohammad Ali New Delhi, Dec 24 : Opening batsman Prithvi Shaw’s legs and bat are reacting late to the ball and that opens up a gap between his bat and pad, and that happens to batsmen when they have too many things going on in their heads or if they are expecting a short delivery, points out maestro Sachin Tendulkar in an exclusive intervie...