No question of playing in India: Khan
New Delhi: PCB Chairman Shaharyar Khan has stated that it will not be feasible for Pakistan to play the proposed bilateral series in India as suggested by Indian cricket board (BCCI). It was Shaharyar who had informed one and all that BCCI president Shahshank Manohar had written to the PCB, inviting Pakistan to play the proposed bilateral series in December in India. But Shaharyar made it clear that the series would only be possible only if India come and play in the UAE, Pakistan adopted home since 2009 after the terrorist attack on the Sri lankan cricket team in lahore. “There is no question of playing in India. I am still awaiting the reason of not playing in UAE,” Shaharyar told ESPNcricinfo.
Daredevils School Cup from today
New Delhi: Delhi is all set to witness the exciting cricketing action as Delhi Daredevils, on Monday inaugurated Daredevils School Cup, 4th edition in partnership USA Pears. Cricket has enjoyed a prominent position in the sporting history of Delhi city which has produced a number of skilled cricketers, who have gone on to achieve great laurels. Delhi Daredevils along with USA Pears partners yet again, for an initiative to promote grassroots cricket and to identify promising cricketing talent from Delhi-NCR.
Colts confident ahead of clash vs China
Kuantan (Malaysia): The Indian colts will be playing China in the last Pool A match of the 8th Junior Men’s Asia Cup on 17th November, 2015. The match will decide the fate of China in the tournament whereas India only needs a draw to qualify for the quarter finals. The previous results against China have been in favour of India and the Chinese performance so far in the tournament will give India a psychological advantage in the match. The tournament has been exciting for India and the team has had two very close matches against Japan where India was victorious 2-1 and the nail biter against Malaysia where India came out victorious 5-4.
Ghosal beats Cuskelly in World C’ship
Washington: Saurav Ghosal is the lone Indian remaining in the fray at the Men’s World Squash Championship after he beat Ryan Cuskelly of Australia in the opening round here. World No. 17 Ghosal, who had a direct entry into the prestigious event, got past 7-11, 11-8, 11-7, 11-3.
Sundar Raman as CEO of Reliance Sports
Mumbai: Former IPl COO Sundar Raman will join the Reliance Industries limited as its CEO— Sports, the company announced on Monday. “Sundar Raman is joining Reliance as its CEO — Sports. He will be responsible for consolidation and integration of RIl’s sports portfolio including its Foundation activities in Sports,” RIl said in statement.