Today, On 5th February, The Supreme Court lifted the ban on Anurag Singh Thakur from associating with the BCCI after hearing his plea seeking removal of the restriction imposed through paragraph 25(ii) of the 2017 order implementing the Lodha Committee reforms framework.
A PIL has been filed before the Delhi High Court seeking a ban on Bangladesh from all international cricket tournaments, citing alleged violence against the Hindu community. The plea also asks to stop Bangladesh’s participation in the upcoming ICC Men’s T20 World Cup hosted by India and Sri Lanka.
The Supreme Court heard the BCCI vs Cricket Association of Bihar case concerning cricket governance and Lodha Committee reforms. The CJI allowed BCCI to file a separate reply and directed all replies to be filed within one week.
A Jammu court has summoned BCCI President Mithun Manhas, JKCA officials, and journalists in a criminal defamation case filed by ex-cop and cricketer Sudershan Mehta. The case alleges false press statements and misuse of authority within JKCA.
Today, On 8th October, Delhi High Court has rejected a PIL seeking to change the name of the Indian cricket team. The Court said, “Are You Saying the Team Doesn’t Represent India?” emphasizing the team represents the nation.
Supreme Court rejects BCCI and Riju Raveendran’s challenge to NCLAT ruling on Byju’s insolvency case. KK Venugopal slams the dismissal mid-argument as “arbitrary.”
BCCI refuses to mediate with Champak magazine in a trademark dispute over the IPL’s robotic dog.
Delhi High Court to hear the case again in September.
Today, On The Supreme Court dismissed Lalit Modi’s plea asking BCCI to pay his Rs 10.65 crore FEMA penalty imposed by the ED. However, the bench clarified that he can still seek civil remedies under the law.
Bombay High Court upheld the Rs.538 crore arbitration award in favour of Kochi Tuskers Kerala, rejecting BCCI’s challenge. The Court said, “It cannot act as an appellate body regarding the conclusions made by the arbitrator.”
The Supreme Court of India has accepted the appeal by BYJU’S promoters against the NCLAT’s refusal to withdraw insolvency proceedings linked to a Rs. 158 crore settlement with BCCI. Notices have been issued to relevant parties, with the next hearing scheduled for July 21, where interim relief may be considered.
