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    India-Sri Lanka 1st ODI shifted from Delhi to Visakhapatnam

    The first ODI match between India and Sri Lanka will take place on December 13, 2026. The venue has been changed from Delhi to Visakhapatnam due to renovation works and weather concerns. Following the first match, the second ODI will occur in Bengaluru on December 16. The third ODI is scheduled for December 19 in Ahmedabad, both matches starting at 2 pm.

    No postponement of India-Afghanistan opening T20 on September 13: DDCA

    India's first T20 clash against Afghanistan is set to proceed as planned at Arun Jaitley Stadium. Although Delhi traffic police sought to reschedule due to the BRICS Summit, the DDCA has confirmed the match will go on as scheduled. Officials have guaranteed that appropriate support and traffic arrangements will be in place for the series opener on September thirteenth.

    HC refuses plea against DDCA's meeting that ratified ombudsman's appointment

    The Delhi High Court has dismissed a plea against the Extraordinary General Meeting (EGM) of the Delhi and District Cricket Association, which ratified Justice (retired) M M Kumar's appointment as DDCA's Ombudsman-cum-Ethics Officer. The court stated that the petitioner could approach the National Company Law Tribunal (NCLT).

    I support abolition of proxy system in DDCA: CK Khanna

    DDCA members will meet for a general body meeting on Sept 15, where one of the key points in the agenda, circulated by Vikramajeet Sen, is doing away with the proxy system.

    Court summons Arvind Kejriwal, Kirti Azad in defamation plea by DDCA

    Regarding Azad, the court said it was prima facie clear that he had also levelled disparaging allegations against DDCA and its officials alleging selection of players in consideration of sexual favours.

    Arvind Kejriwal, Kirti Azad in habit of making false statements: DDCA to Delhi High Court

    The cricketing body further said that statements against the DDCA were made to create a serious dent on its image and a "notion of public outcry".

    The Economic Times
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