NEW DELHI: As the Indian cricket board (BCCI) gets aggressive with the implementation of its anti-corruption guidelines in the IPL, it has started to come down heavily on players, officials, family of ...

Indian Premier League (IPL) chairman Arun Dhumal has urged cricketers to focus more on performances on the field than social media activity during tournaments, saying players should avoid getting ...

On Sunday, the Gujarat Titans trained with full intensity ahead of their Qualifier 1 against Royal Challengers Bengaluru (RCB ...

Reels made in restricted areas, outings that did not have security approvals and players' proximity to social media influencers were some of the concerns that prompted the stern advisory from BCCI and ...

Indian Premier League (IPL) chairman Arun Dhumal has urged cricketers to prioritise their on-field performances over social media activity during tournaments, saying players should remain focused on ...

For years, IPL advertising was simple: buy a spot, go big, and hope eyeballs translated to buzz. The glitz of stadium branding and the dopamine hit of a primetime TVC during a key over were considered ...

The clip quickly gained traction online. A woman lost a ring worth Rs 70,000 during an Indian Premier League cricket match after a social media filming stunt went wrong. The incident occurred on 11 ...

Arun Dhumal gives praise to Virat Kohli whilst warning IPL players of social media usage IANS Dubai: Indian Premier League (IPL) chairman Arun Dhumal has encouraged players to prioritise their ...

Arshdeep Singh social media clean-up: India pacer Arshdeep Singh has cleared the majority of his Instagram posts following his IPL side Punjab Kings' elimination from the playoff race. Arshdeep had a ...

The ‘honey traps’ the BCCI is concerned about also stems from the players’ growing proximity with influencers and vloggers. The ACU has flagged the issue of senior international players alowing their ...

Titans strength and conditioning coach Darren Veness appeared the most starstruck of them all. Like a kid in a candy shop, the Englishman wandered around the ground with his phone in hand before ...