06 March,2014 08:31 AM IST | | MiDDAY Correspondent
He might have gone unsold at the players’ auction this year but retired Australian pacer Brett Lee said he remains a huge fan of the Indian Premier League
New Delhi: He might have gone unsold at the players' auction this year but retired Australian pacer Brett Lee said he remains a huge fan of the IPL. "I am an immense fan of the IPL, it is improving cricket," Lee said at an event to launch travel packages for next year's World Cup.
Brett Lee poses with the World Cup Trophy in New Delhi yesterday. PIC/AFP
Chandila gets additional time
Rajasthan Royals cricketer Ajit Chandila, who is out on bail, yesterday sought more time from the BCCI disciplinary committee to reply to charges of spot fixing levelled against him. The disciplinary committee agreed to give Chandila time till March 12 to submit his final written reply.
SL take on lowly Bangladesh today
Mirpur: With three wins in as many matches, table-toppers Sri Lanka will look to continue their unbeaten streak when they take on a Bangladesh in an inconsequential ODI of the Asia Cup today. Bangladesh, on the other hand are languishing at the bottom.
