The Supreme Court-appointed Committee of Administrators (CoA) is split down the middle over the recent #MeToo allegation against BCCI CEO Rahul Johri with chairman Vinod Rai batting for a “fair and transparent inquiry” by an external committee and the other member, former India captain Diana Edulji, pitching for his resignation or termination of contract.
Cristiano Ronaldo insists sex was 'completely consensual'Cristiano Ronaldo insisted again Wednesday that he did not rape a woman he met in a Las Vegas hotel in 2009 and that their sexual encounter was "completely consensual", said his lawyer.
from Sports News: Cricket News, Latest… Read More2nd Test: India aim to be ruthless, West Indies seek redemptionAfter the hosts won the first Test by a record innings and 272 runs, there are hardly any signs that there will be a change in the script as the second Test in Hyderabad promises to be another run-feast.
from Sports News: Cr… Read MoreDhanraj Pillay: India playing laptop hockey, skill level downIndia's World Cup preparations aren't really on the right track as such, with key players getting injured and the team losing matches it should have won; and when stalwarts like Dhanraj Pillay say that the "skill level in Ind… Read MoreRishabh Pant set for ODI call-up against West IndiesEven though his wicketkeeping has come under the scanner, the 20-year-old's stock has been on the rise thanks to his batting exploits. The left-hander cracked 114 against England at The Oval in the final Test, and followed th… Read MoreIndian bowling coach bats for KL Rahul, Umesh YadavThe second Test between India and West Indies begins on Friday. India's bowling coach Bharath Arun said that having lost the first Test, Indies will come hard at them, so there would be no let-up in intensity from India eithe… Read More
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