IPL team owners 'miss Lalit Modi' at meeting with BCCI

For the first time since Lalit Modi was suspended, the top brass of the Board of Control for Cricket in India (BCCI) and new Indian Premier League (IPL) chief Chirayu Amin met the owners of the 10 IPL teams today.

After the meeting, Ness Wadia, who is a co-owner of the Kings XI Punjab IPL team, said he "missed Lalit Modi" and hoped would get a fair trial.

Modi to reply to second showcause notice today

Hovering IPL chief Lalit Modi will submit its response to the board today at its second show cause notice. Mehmood Abdi, Modi's councel long-established that they would submit the answer on Monday. Previously, the deadline for submission was extended by 10 days on the Modi asks for.

Modi asks BCCI chief to withdraw from probe

Balanced IPL chairman Lalit Modi has asked BCCI president Shahank Manohar to withdraw from the question being conducted next to him.

Lalit Modi's lawyer to submit show-cause reply on Saturday

Lalit Modi, balanced chairman and representative in the Indian Premier League (IPL) will not personally deliver his answer to the charge sheet slapped him by the Board of Control for Cricket in India (BCCI).

In an e-mail to BCCI secretary N. Srinivasan, said Modi attorney Mehmood M. Abdi would provide the answer to the show-cause notice with relevant papers on the BCCI headquarters at Wankhede Stadium here Saturday between 2.30 and 3.30 p.m.

Modi asked Srinivasan deputes that some unauthorized person to "receive and be familiar with the documents by providing adequate welcome."

Chirayu Amin takes over as interim IPL chairman

The BCCI top self-assurance, who sat in on the leading Council determined thet Chirayu Amin, chairman of the BCA, should take over the provisional IPL chairman.

IPL leading Council, which met just hours after the BCCI balanced Lalit Modi (Chairman) and Commissioner for high-profile Twenty20 event also voted against, it's all temporary committees to deal with IPL cases.

Lalit Modi was Suspended as the IPL Commissioner

The third version of IPL may be over, but the final battle between the BCCI and IPL stressed boss just got into work the horses over.

The IPL final Sunday, where CSK beat MI sent to BCCI 1:34-page free sheet against Lalit Modi listing 22 charges of irregularities, ranging from financial fraud, bid rigging and kickbacks proxy farms in the transmit agreement.