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Indian Premier LeagueThe threat of mass withdrawals from the Indian Premier League seems to have gone away after organisers give new commitments over security.March 01, 2010
News Quote: "The threat of mass withdrawals from the Indian Premier League seems to have gone away after organisers give new commitments over security." - United Kingdom5:58 AM
February 28, 2010
News Quote: "Indian Premier League chairman Lalit Modi has said that Ravi Bopara not coming to India for IPL due to security apprehensions is a fictional story." - India3:28 AM
February 26, 2010
News Quote: "English cricket chiefs at the MCC confirmed on Thursday that they could join a consortium looking to buy an Indian Premier League (IPL) franchise." - South Africa7:03 AM
February 24, 2010
News Quote: "Bullish Indian Premier League supremo Lalit Modi has declared this year's tournament will not miss overseas players should they elect to avoid the tournament due to security threats targeted at foreign nationals." - Australia8:57 AM
February 23, 2010
News Quote: "New Zealand's top cricketers face tough decisions in coming weeks after Indian Premier League (IPL) boss Lalit Modi confirmed next month's tournament would not be shifting countries despite terrorist threats." - New Zealand11:21 AM
News Quote: "New Zealand Cricket Players Association boss Heath Mills has confirmed there are serious concerns about security for next month's Indian Premier League." - New Zealand6:35 AM
February 21, 2010
News Quote: "ON THE day the Australian men's hockey team departed for India, Australia's sizeable contingent of Indian Premier League cricketers were left to contemplate the toughest decision of their careers after a report warned that their safety at next month's tournament could not be guaranteed." - Australia4:00 AM
February 17, 2010
News Quote: "The New Zealand Cricket Players Association is calling for the Indian Premier League in March to be moved to another country to avoid the risk of a terrorist attack." - New Zealand8:04 AM
February 16, 2010
News Quote: "Indian Premier League defending champions Deccan Chargers today threatened to pull out of its third edition, saying the decision to move." - India2:21 AM
February 14, 2010
News Quote: "With the Telangana agitation posing serious security concerns, the Indian Premier League on Saturday decided to move all of Deccan Chargers' home games from Hyderabad to Nagpur and Mumbai." - India1:12 AM
February 13, 2010
News Quote: "The eight franchises of the Indian Premier League announced their squads for the third season of the T20 event slated to begin from March 12 in Mumbai." - India12:02 AM
News Quote: "The condensed Twenty20 format has grown rapidly in popularity over the last three years, led by the lucrative Indian Premier League and the relatively short time frame for matches." - Qatar3:00 AM
February 08, 2010
News Quote: "A standoff between Indian Premier League and media seems to be on the cards with the IPL making changes in its accreditation and news access guidelines for the media coverage." - India11:28 AM
February 04, 2010
News Quote: "Shah Rukh Khan stuck to his stand of pitching for inclusion of Pakistani cricketers in Indian Premier League." - India5:02 AM
January 30, 2010
News Quote: "Mumbai: Actor Shah Rukh Khan, owner of Kolkata Knight Riders (KKR), an Indian Premier League (IPL) Twenty20 team, has drawn the ire of the Shiv Sena for his stand on the alleged “boycott” of Pakistani cricketers in the IPL-3." - India12:00 AM
News Quote: "Islamabad, Jan 29: The Pakistan board today appeared to turn its back on the Indian Premier League, saying none of its cricketers would play in the tournament and revoking the no-objection certificates it had issued to its players." - India6:33 AM
January 29, 2010
News Quote: "'All NOCs issued to Pakistani players for their participation in the Indian Premier League stand revoked'." - Pakistan7:40 AM
News Quote: "Mumbai, Jan 28: Caught in a diplomatic row that is threatening to explode, Indian Premier League teams are set to make amends by picking four to five Pakistani cricketers for Season 3 scheduled to begin on March 12." - India6:36 AM
January 27, 2010
News Quote: "NEW DELHI: Indian Premier League chairman Lalit Modi on Tuesday denied any government role in the non-selection of Pakistani players at the IPL auction." - India12:00 AM
January 25, 2010
News Quote: "Shah Rukh has expressed disappointment over the apparent snub to Pakistani players by Indian Premier League bidders." - India12:28 AM
News Quote: "Terming the non-inclusion of Pakistani players in the Indian Premier League as a 'disservice to cricket', P Chidambaram on Monday said there was no 'hint or nudge' from the government to do so." - India1:30 AM
January 23, 2010
News Quote: "Mumbai: Indian Premier League Commissioner Lalit Modi on Friday rejected allegations that Pakistani cricketers were deliberately snubbed at the players’ auction and blamed the entire furore on media bias “The media is biased." - India12:00 AM
January 21, 2010
News Quote: "KARACHI: The Pakistan Cricket Board (PCB) has accused Lalit Modi, commissioner of the Indian Premier League (IPL), of betraying them after none of the 11 Pakistani players got a buyer in the IPL auction, and said it would take up the matter." - India12:00 AM
News Quote: "A row breaks out between India and Pakistan after no Pakistani cricketers are chosen to play in this year's Indian Premier League." - United Kingdom2:18 AM
January 20, 2010
News Quote: "What was suspected after Tuesday's auction of the Indian Premier League is now confirmed - there was indeed a consensus among the team franchisees that none of them would bid for Pakistani players." - India6:34 AM
Indian Premier League is in the news with Commonwealth Games, Lalit Modi, Ravinder Bopara, Brett Lee, Heath Mills, Ted Ingram, throttle unit, Karbala Hassanein #3
Indian Premier League has been the number 3 most talked about sports league in the World this week. 
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