BCCI top brass should resign: Lalit Modi

6.44 pm: Lalit Modi tweets, "This spot fixing mess - is getting even worse. Srinivasan and family should immediately resign. They should be banned with immediate effect." 6.20 pm: Former betting kingping Dinesh Kalgi makes startling revelations to ...

With every scam that hits the IPL, Lalit Modi erupts on twitter and the proverbial shit hits the fan.

New Delhi, May 17: Former IPL commissioner Lalit Modi has hit out at cricket administrators over the arrest of three cricketers for their alleged role in spot-fixing in the ongoing Indian Premier League, saying the ICC and BCCI have been "sleeping".

Noted commentator and former India Test all-rounder is also a member of the IPL governing council. He also worked closely with Modi when IPL was launched in 2008 NDTVCricket| Last updated on Friday, 17 May 2013 13:54 Printfont size -+ Contradicting Lalit ...

Modi's statement comes following the arrest of Sreesanth, Ankeeth Chavan and Ajit Chandila of the Rajasthan Royals for alleged spot fixing during this season of the IPL.

It's been three years since Lalit Modi, founder of T-20 league left India for London, for threat to his life and alleged irregularities in the league, and now his 17-year-old niece Jayati Modi, who has just made her Bollywood debut, has come to her paternal ...

Former chairman of the said Thursday was the sad day for Indian cricket. Speaking to the media after three Rajasthan Royals players, including Sreesanth, was arrested allegedly for spot-fixing at least three separate IPL games, Modi slammed the ...

Remember the case involving Chris Cairns and Lalit Modi. Last year the former New Zealand cricket captain Chris Cairns was awarded £90,000 in libel damages after allegations on Twitter that he was involved in match-fixing. Think twice before you ...

the architect of the billion-dollar cricket league. A league which has revolutionised the game completely, making India the true commercial epicentre of the sport. Answering questions on the latest scandal to rock IPL from his London home, he told Mail Today ...