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It's for govt to decide, not Shoaib Akhtar: Madan Lal on India-Pakistan series - Times of India
NEW DELHI: Former India fast bowler Madan Lal on Thursday rejected Shoaib Akhtar's proposal of having a bilateral cricket series between India and Pakistan in order to raise funds for the coronavirus pandemic, saying such decisions are made by the government only after taking all the things into consideration. "It's for the government to decide, not Shoaib Akhtar (decision on bilateral series between India and Pakistan). It depends on government to government.
Cricket behind closed doors fine as long as safety is assured: Azhar Ali - Times of India
LAHORE: Pakistan Test captain Azhar Ali on Thursday backed playing cricket behind closed doors if need be, saying provided health and public safety is not compromised the game can resume whenever time is right. Few former cricket stars and officials of cricket boards have said that cricket can resume slowly and matches can be held behind closed doors with proper precautions in place for teams, officials and other ground staff.
Not sure Wimbledon-like insurance policy exists in India: BCCI official - Times of India
NEW DELHI: The news that the The All England Tennis Club is set to pocket around 100 million pounds from insurance claims after the cancellation of this years Wimbledon has led to questions as to why didn't the BCCI think on including a virus-related clause in the insurance policy for the IPL. But the board says policies vary from place to place.
Final exams for all Maharashtra universities not likely to be conducted before May 15
Final exams across public universities in the state will, most likely, be held only after May 15. MUMBAI: Final exams across public universities in the state will, most likely, be held only after May 15. In a virtual meeting organised by governor Bhagat Singh Koshyari, who is also the chancellor of universities, most vice-chancellors agreed that it may be difficult to conduct any exam before mid-May given the rise in cases and the consequent lockdown.
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Ronaldo keeping fit inside multi-million dollar mansion - Times of India
(Photo courtesy - Cristiano Ronaldo's Twitter handle) LISBON: Cristiano Ronaldo is one of the richest sportspersons in the world and is currently stuck at his home in Madeira, Portugal amid the coronavirus pandemic. His house however is not one to make anyone feel claustrophobic. Ronaldo has been sharing videos from inside his seven-story mansion and the Juventus forward reportedly spent around 7 million pounds to refurbish from an old warehouse.
Maharashtra varsities likely to conduct final exams after May 15
MUMBAI: Final exams across public universities in the state will most likely be conducted after May 15. In a virtual meeting organised by the chancellor and the governor of the state, Bhagat Singh Koshyari, most vice-chancellors have agreed that it may be difficult to conduct any exam before mid-May with state's Covid-19 cases on the rise.
Not many to look up to in the current Indian team: Yuvraj to Rohit - Times of India
NEW DELHI: There are not many role models in the current Indian cricket set up other than Virat Kohli and Rohit Sharma and the seniors do not command much respect from the youngsters, feels former flamboyant all-rounder Yuvraj Singh. In a live Instagram question and answer session, deputy skipper Rohit asked Yuvraj about the difference between the current team and the players who played alongside the left-hander.
Not too many guys to look upto in the current Indian team: Yuvraj to Rohit - Times of India
NEW DELHI: Former India star all-rounder Yuvraj Singh on Tuesday said there are not enough role models in the current Indian team to look upto besides Virat Kohli and Rohit Sharma who play all three formats, adding that the line of respect for seniors has become thin. "The difference I find between the team of ours and now is during our time seniors were very disciplined.
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