BCCI revises policy on players’ families for Champions Trophy 2025

Under the BCCI’s updated policies, players' families can stay with them for up to 14 days during international series or tournaments lasting more than 45 days. (Photo: Moneycontrol)

The decision was made following discussions between a senior member of the team management and BCCI secretary Devjit Saikia before the team’s departure.

Bombay HC gives BCCI breathing room in tax exemption case

The Bombay HC left the issues of exemption or cancellation of registration on merits open

The bench of Justices MS Sonak and Jitendra Jain have quashed the communication arguing that it does not amount to withdrawal of the registration granted to BCCI

NCLAT orders NCLT to decide on BCCI-Byju’s settlement within a week

On 29th January, the NCLT had ordered disciplinary action against Pankaj Srivastava, the Resolution Professional (RP) overseeing Byju’s insolvency proceedings.

The NCLT’s Bengaluru bench admitted BCCI’s insolvency plea against Byju’s parent company, Think & Learn Private Limited, on 16th July last year.

Ashish Shelar steps down as BCCI treasurer after taking Cabinet Minister oath in Maharashtra

Shelar’s resignation follows that of Jay Shah, the former BCCI secretary, who assumed the role of chairman of the International Cricket Council (ICC) earlier this month

Shelar’s appointment as the BCCI treasurer came after the Supreme Court ruled in 2016 that ministers and public servants were not allowed to hold positions in the cricket board

Reliance-Disney merger: CCI releases 48 page order, parties agree to not bundle cricket ad slots

Additionally, it ordered PayPal Payment Private Limited to freeze the account of the King's app owner.

As part of seeking the regulator’s approval, the parties have voluntarily agreed that they will not bundle TV ad slots for IPL, ICC and BCCI cricketing rights till the end of existing rights. Also, the parties will sell seven TV channels, including Hungama and Super Hungama.

Byju’s to settle dues with BCCI, transfers Rs 500 million as first installment

Bjyu's used to be India's leading online education platform, which valued around $22 billion at its peak. But, the company found itself in trouble with the law and central agencies because of subdued demand and irregularities in foreign investments.

The NCLAT started bankruptcy proceedings against Think and Learn on July 16 on a Board of Control for Cricket in India’s plea over the non-payment of Rs 158 crore.

BCCI and Byju’s in settlement talks, NCLAT adjourns case till July 31

Bjyu's used to be India's leading online education platform, which valued around $22 billion at its peak. But, the company found itself in trouble with the law and central agencies because of subdued demand and irregularities in foreign investments.

The NCLT started bankruptcy proceedings against Think and Learn on July 16 on a Board of Control for Cricket in India’s plea over the non-payment of Rs 158 crore.