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India vs New Zealand Cricket Series 2008-09
India will play 5 ODIs, 3 Tests and 2 T20 during the New Zealand tour starting February 25, 2009.
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India vs New Zealand Cricket Series 2008-09
Schedule- Wed 25, February 2009 (D/N): 1st Twenty20 - New Zealand v India at Christchurch
- Fri 27, February 2009 (D/N): 2nd Twenty20 - New Zealand v India at Wellington
- Tue 03, March 2009 (D/N): 1st ODI - New Zealand v India at Napier
- Fri 06, March 2009 (D/N): 2nd ODI - New Zealand v India at Wellington
- Sun 08, March 2009 (D/N): 3rd ODI - New Zealand v India at Christchurch
- Wed 11, March 2009 (D/N): 4th ODI - New Zealand v India at Hamilton
- Sat 14, March 2009 (D/N): 5th ODI - New Zealand v India at Auckland
- Wed 18-Sun 22, March 2009: 1st Test - New Zealand v India at Hamilton
- Thu 26-Mon 30, March 2009: 2nd Test - New Zealand v India at Napier
- Fri 03-Tue 07, April 2009: 3rd Test - New Zealand v India at Wellington
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ICC seek BCCI and ICL agreement
Feb 23, 2009
International Cricket Council president David Morgan and chief executive Haroon Lorgat will on Monday attempt to broker an agreement in the long-running dispute between the Board of Control for Cricket in India (BCCI) and the Indian Cricket League (ICL).
"I've long regarded it as a priority to bring together the BCCI and the owners of the ICL and I'm pleased to say we have fixed a meeting to take place in Johannesburg on Monday," said Morgan.
The ICL, which is bankrolled by India's largest media group, Zee Television, is not recognised by the BCCI or the ICC, unlike the Indian Premier League (IPL) which has paid fantastic sums to lure players to its tournament. "I hope we might be successful in coming to a mutually acceptable conclusion. I can't be certain that will be the case but I hope we can at least make a start in bringing about a settlement," added Morgan.
Earlier this week, a Pakistani court lifted domestic bans on the country's last six active players who had joined the ICL.
Viswanath gets lifetime achievement award
Feb 18, 2009
Legendary batsman Gundappa Viswanath told India skipper MS Dhoni's team to forget about rankings. "You are playing good cricket and if you continue to play like this, nobody can stop you," Viswanath, 60, said after receiving the CK Nayudu lifetime achievement award, instituted by the Board of Control for Cricket in India.
The BCCI's awards for 2007-08 were presented at a function at Mumbai on Wednesday and the team members, who are scheduled to fly out to New Zealand in the early hours of Thursday, attended the function. Present and former board officials and cricketers also attended the function.
Virender Sehwag was presented the Polly Umrigar award for being the best Indian cricketer on the international stage during the period September 2007 to October 2008. On the occasion, Dhoni and Harbhajan Singh were also felicitated for being awarded the Padma Shri.
Team India gets new ODI jersey
Feb 18, 2009
Team India’s jersey sponsors Nike unveiled a new cricket kit for India on Wednesday, as the team prepares to leave for the New Zealand tour.
The new jersey, this time, changed for the second time in two years. Team India skipper M S Dhoni, pacer Zaheer Khan, Yuvraj Singh, Dinesh Karthik, Pragyan Ojha and Rohit Sharma unveiled the jersey.
The occasion became more special when former players like Venkatesh Prasad, Vinod Kambli, Robin Singh and Laxman Sivaramakrishnan were also present wearing the old blue jersey of the Team India.
This time the colour of the jersey is totally different from the traditional colour, which the players were wearing. Skipper MS Dhoni also praised the new jersey.
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All the office-bearers for the year 2004-05, were elected at the annual general meeting of the Board held in Kolkata.
On January 10, 2005, the Supreme Court of India ordered the removal of Jagmohan Dalmiya from the post of patron-in-chief of BCCI and also asked the board to complete its annual general meeting (AGM) which had been adjourned on September 30, 2004.
The legality of the office-bearer's election at the board's annual general meeting (AGM) held on September 29, 2004 is subjudice.

India vs Sri Lanka Cricket Series 2009
India will play 5 ODIs and one T20 during the Sri Lankan tour starting January 28, 2009.
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India vs England 2008-09 Cricket Series
- Fri 14, Nov 2008: India v England, First ODI at Rajkot
- Mon 17, Nov 2008: India v England, Second ODI at Indore
- Thu 20, Nov 2008: India v England, Third ODI at Kanpur
- Sun 23, Nov 2008: India v England, Fourth ODI at Jamshedpur
- Wed 26, Nov 2008: India v England, Fifth ODI at Cuttack
- Sat 29, Nov 2008: India v England, Sixth ODI at Guwahati
- Tue 02, Dec 2008: India v England, Seventh ODI at Delhi
- Thu 11 - Mon 15, Dec 2008: India v England, First Test at Ahmedabad
- Fri 19 - Tue 23, Dec 2008: India v England, Second Test at Mumbai
And they said..
January 2008"Bollyline controversy", Australian media.


BCCI vice-president Rajiv Shukla on the removal of Bucknor. Jan 8


McGrath stands up for Bucknor and Australia. Jan 8


Harold 'Dickie' Bird


BCCI president Sharad Pawar. Jan 7


An Indian player. Jan 7


Andrew Symonds, who initiated the angry exchange, in Herald Sun. Jan 7


Mike Procter, the match referee decides. Jan 6


Anil Kumble, post-match press conference. Jan 6, 7:30pm


Ricky Ponting after his team's record-equalling 16th straight Test win. Jan 6, 6:45 pm


Brad Hogg, directed at Kumble and batting partner Mahendra Singh Dhoni, during the second test at Sydney