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I hope Chirayu Jain has sufficiently thick skin. Surely the law student must have expected the onslaught of scoffs ("Oh what a waste of time!""What are our lawyers coming to!") that would accompany his consumer court complaint against a crayon ...

Within days of being criticized over mismanagement, Baroda Cricket Association (BCA) president Chirayu Amin has come out strongly in his defence. Amin has rubbished all the allegations made against him by some BCA members in connection with the ...

has posted comments on this article TNN | Apr 29, 2013, 08.05 AM IST RELATED VADODARA: A major rift surfaced in the top management of Baroda Cricket Association (BCA) during its managing committee meeting on April 26. BCA president Chirayu Amin came ...

The cricket Board's move to get rid of cheerleaders from the Indian Twenty20 league seems to have upset some franchises, TV broadcasters as well as agencies providing the entertainers to the teams. When the BCCI interim president Jagmohan Dalmiya ...

A 19-year-old law student has filed a complaint in the consumer court against one of the country's largest stationery manufacturers over a stick of wax crayon that he found racially offensive. The crayon, which is labelled 'skin' by the ...

Baroda Cricket Association's Sanjay Patel gets a promotion in BCCI but there's little to suggest he can make a difference. File photo of BCCI's new secretary Sanjay Patel with Virat Kohli. Baroda Cricket Association's Sanjay Patel has been named ...

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Former Indian cricketer Syed Kirmani on Saturday said that Indian cricket is like a circus because here the entertainment on the field is akin to circus. Buffoons and clowns indulge in antics to regale audience similarly our players also do. "I feel ...

Senior Congress leader Raashid Alvi on Saturday spoke on the resignation of the Indian Premier League (IPL) Chairman Rajiv Shukla and posed a question asking how can politicians manage cricket? Alvi said, "I respect his decision. How can politicians ...