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India panel proposes cricket board revamp after scandals – Daily Mail

January 4, 2016

India panel proposes cricket board revamp after scandals – Daily Mail
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Daily Mail

India panel proposes cricket board revamp after scandals
Daily Mail
A panel appointed by India's Supreme Court on Monday proposed sweeping changes to the country's scandal-hit cricket board and said gambling should be made legal. The panel headed by former chief justice Rajendra Mal Lodha was appointed after a ...
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