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Lalit Modi found guilty of eight counts of misconduct by Indian cricket body
The former IPL commissioner Lalit Modi has been found guilty of eight charges of misconduct by the BCCI and now faces a life ban
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India spot-fixing scandal: BCCI president accuses media of 'hounding' tactics – video
Pressure is mounting in over the spot-fixing scandal in the Indian Premier League, the day after this year's tournament finished
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King's XI Punjab owner Preity Zinta: 'We are the country of scamsters' – video
Responding to questions about recent allegations in the IPL, King's XI Punjab owner Preity Zinta questions why some are calling for the Twenty20 tournament to be banned
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Indian police seek to further detain alleged cricket spot-fixers - video
The three Indian cricketers accused of spot-fixing in the Indian Premier League, including former Test player Shanthakumaran Sreesanth
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Indian police arrest Twenty20 cricketers over match fixing
Cricketing authorities suspend three players from the Indian Premier League side Rajasthan Royals following allegations
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Pakistan hockey players allowed to leave India as tensions rise over border killings – video
Nine Pakistan players set to play in the Hockey India League (HIL) return to Pakistan after protests following the death of soldiers on the disputed borderline
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Motorcycling daredevil takes on Himalayas - video
Adam Riemann, a British dirt bike rider, films his descent down one of the world's most dangerous trails in the Himalayas
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England cricket warm-up match delayed by monkey pitch invasion - video
England's final warm-up game against Haryana before the test series against India was delayed by a marauding monkey
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Afghanistan gives India a scare and proves it can take on cricket's giants
Narrow win by India shows Afghans' fast progress since refugees first discovered the game in Pakistan
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Indian athlete who captivated nation left out of all-male Paralympic team
As in every previous Paralympics, India has entered no women, to the disappointment of Deepa Malik
Helen Pidd and Aparna Alluri in Delhi
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London 2012: Indiafeels frustration of great nation with small returns
Helen Pidd: India's Olympic fans resort to cheering wildly for bronze medals, as athletes' high hopes are dashed at London 2012
Helen Pidd in Delhi
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London 2012 opening ceremony Indian gatecrasher apologises - video
Madhura Nagendra apologises after causing outrage in India because of her unscheduled appearance at the London Olympics' opening ceremony
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London 2012 Olympics: Lord Coe identifies India opening ceremony gatecrasher as cast member - video
Locog chairman, Lord Coe, confirms the woman who gatecrashed India's parade during the opening ceremony was a member of the cast
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India's poor boxing their way to a dream
India traditionally underperforms at the Olympics. But a spurt in the popularity of boxing has given it a fighting chance in 2012
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Anand remains king of world chess as Gelfand's time runs out
Indian enjoyed third successive title defence by narrowly beating Boris Gelfand at the world final in Moscow
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Indian Premier League 2012 out to bat on an increasingly sticky wicket
Slowing economy, fewer sponsors and viewers, and ill-timed Bollywood blockbusters put different spin on India's 20-20 cricket
Jason Burke in New Delhi
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London 2012: Hindu groups fight to oust Dow Chemical from Olympics
Protest comes as emails reveal government's role in sponsorship deal with Dow, which owns firm behind 15,000 poisoning deaths
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Giles Clarke re-elected unopposed for third term as ECB chairman
Giles Clarke has been re-elected unopposed for a third term as chairman of the England and Wales Cricket Board
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Sachin Tendulkar's century of centuries has India celebrating
Traffic stops and shops close as transfixed nation watches cricketer complete unique achievement
Jason Burke, Delhi
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London 2012: Dow Chemical deal is fine by me, says David Cameron
The prime minister David Cameron has intervened in the row over Dow Chemical's sponsorship of the wrap that will surround the Olympic stadium in London, backing the deal in the face of protest from India's government and human-rights campaigners
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Possibility of Indian boycott of Olympic opening ceremony grows
The Indian government has asked the International Olympic Committee to sever its links with Dow Chemical, and could boycott the London 2012 opening ceremony
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Indian Paralympians in fresh call for London 2012 boycott over Dow row
There have been fresh calls for Indian athletes to boycott the Paralympics in London as the row over Dow's sponsorship of the stadium wrap continues
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London 2012 Dow Chemical row: MP calls for inquiry into sponsorship
A Labour MP has requested a parliamentary inquiry into the process that led to Dow Chemical being granted the Olympic wrap tender
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India vote to boycott Olympics a 'significant step', says Tessa Jowell
Tessa Jowell, the shadow Olympics minister, said Indian decision to vote on whether to boycott the Games over links with Dow Chemical was 'a very significant step'
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