[SportzPower Daily] All franchises and many Indian, intl players involved in underhand deals: Lalit Modi


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May 18 Vol 01, Issue 930

TODAY'S TOP HEADLINES

All franchises and many Indian, intl players involved in underhand deals: Lalit Modi

If former IPL chairman Lalit Modi is to be believed, then all the franchisees are paying a lot of Indian and international cricket players outside the official system in black money.

Volkswagen unveils new race car for Polo R Cup 2012

Volkswagen Motorsport launches new TSI Race Polo for Polo R Cup 2012. Line-up of 20 young drivers who will compete for the championship this year also announced.

ECB signs 3-yr deal with Opta for data provision

England and Wales Cricket Board signs on sports data capture firm Opta as its official and exclusive data collection and distribution partner.

India leg of Red Bull's freestyle soccer tourney set for 26 May kick-off

Red Bull is all set to kick off the India leg of the third edition of the energy drink brand's global freestyle soccer tournament.

Mumbai Women's Football League kicks off after 3-yr gap

Returning after a three-year break, 13-team Mumbai Women's Football League kicks off at the Bombay Gymkhana grounds.

Aditya Patel set to race for Audi in 24 hours of Nürburgring

Racing talent Aditya Patel is all set to take the wheel Saturday, becoming the first ever Indian to compete in the 24 hours of Nürburgring, one of the key stops in the endurance racing calendar.

Headliner – Saints or Sinners? Legal Implications of the New Orleans Saints Bounty Scandal

A sporting competition when seen and comprehended in its most rudimentary form is nothing short of a battle where opposing teams or players fight it out for the ultimate triumph and glory. In addition, like civilised nations who prescribe policies on warfare, every sport has its own set of rules governing player conduct on the field.

FROM THE HOME PAGE

INTERVIEW
	'WSH 2 will be bigger, better and grander' - YANNICK Colaco, COO Nimbus Sport and frontman for World Series Hockey,

SPECIAL FEATURES
	Maldonado Wins In Spain, Adds Twist To Formula1 Tale PIT STOP PUNDIT - Karthikeyan’s decision to race with a lowly F1 team that has failed to build a competitive car damaging his brand of being the ‘fastest Indian in the world’.

BUSINESS INTELLIGENCE

Dentsu to establish new Promo Tec subsidiaries in India, Indonesia(SportzPower)
Broadcasters slam Trai's notification to limit television ad duration to 12 minsl(Economic Times)
Advertisers feel social media still relevant(Business Standard )
Samsung interactive TV debuts in India(The Hindu Business Line)
3G tariff war imminent as Bharti cuts rates up to 70%(Business Standard)
Castrol to start new marketing campaigns to tap consumers(Economic Times)
Gaming firms gear up to tap user base in India(The Hindu Business Line)
Volkswagen puts Rs20bn Maharashtra investment plan on hold(The Hindu Business Line)
Google versus Facebook: Here's the two rivals stack up(Economic Times)

IPL 5

IPL can't duck the F-word(ESPNcricinfo)
Punish franchises too if they’ve violated IPL rules(Indian Express )
Probe IPL finances, says Ajay Maken (Times of India)
IPL 5: How KKR piles up runs, wickets & moolah(Economic Times )

CRICKET

'BCCI should be a step ahead of fixers'(Hindustan Times)
Beamer for national team selectors(Hindustan Times )

FOOTBALL

Bayern-Chelsea Final Tests German Economics on Soccer Field(Bloomberg)

HOCKEY

Several loose ends need to be tied up, and soon (The Hindu)
One-year bans likely for 'rebel' Pak hockey players(Dawn)

LONDON OLYMPICS

Samsung Must Make Do After U.K. Olympic Torch Relay Is Downsized(Bloomberg)
Preeja & Co gear up for London berths(Times of India)
Soccer star Beckham to bring Olympic torch to UK (NDTV)

MOTORSPORT

Volkswagen affirms long term commitment to WRC(SportzPower )

OTHER SPORTS

Other sports are in a fix too...(Hindustan Times )
‘The hunger to succeed never dies’(Hindustan Times)