Haryana: Kidney racket masterminds get 7 yrs of jail Masterminds of kidney stealing racket, Amit Kumar and Upender Kumar, have been sentenced by a special Central Bureau of Investigation (CBI) court in Panchkula to undergo seven years of rigorous imprisonment and imposed a fine of Rs 60 lakh each. ...  
08:41 PM, Mar 22, 2013

Bangalore: Police bust kidney racket, arrest three In a four-day operation in Bangalore, police have busted a kidney racket and have arrested three of its seven members. "This racket has been working for the last three to four years in Bangalore. It also operates in Mysore where corporate hospitals are there. Names of few hospitals have come up but their role is yet to be established. We'll find that in the course of investigation," said SP Ramanagram...  
01:11 PM, Jan 06, 2013

CBI files chargesheet against kidney kingpin Mirpur: The curtains came down on the maiden Bangladesh Premier League (BPL) on Wednesday with Dhaka Gladiators lifting the trophy by beating Barisal Burners by eight wickets on Wednesday. Both the teams played their respective semifinals on Tuesday and clashed in the finals without a rest day. It was Dhaka Gladiators, who won the toss and chose to field and this decision worked in their favour. The Barisal openers got...  
03:36 PM, Apr 29, 2008

Kidney kingpin puts Canada mansion on sale Karachi: Pakistan chief selector and interim coach Mohsin Hasan Khan on Sunday defended the axing of young batsman Umar Akmal from the Test squad, saying the youngster need to back to domestic cricket and learn playing big innings. To tell you the truth I was chief selector when we dropped Umar for the Test series but even if I had been the coach I would have still dropped him. He...  
05:36 PM, Mar 10, 2008

Kidney Kumar learnt 'the fine art of surgery' from CDs
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Chennai: New South Wales all-rounder Steven Smith feels the absence of Kieron Pollard and Dwayne Bravo will work to their advantage when they take on Trinidad and Tobago in their Champions League T20 clash here on Wednesday. Pollard and Bravo were part of the T&T side that made the final of the inaugural edition in 2009, but both the West Indies stars made themselves unable for selection to the home...  
11:41 AM, Mar 04, 2008

'Kidney Kumar' denies forceful transplants New Delhi: If you didn't know Yuzvendra Chahal was a cricketer, one ball, two scampered runs and a jubilant sprint towards the Mumbai Indians dug out on Monday made him grin like a cheshire cat, while confirming that this Champions League Twenty20 might not be for the faint-hearted. Just four days and six matches old, the CLT20 has turned expectations from the tournament upside down. Expected to be a flop...  
11:35 AM, Mar 04, 2008

Kidney racket claims top UP officer's job Hyderabad: Alankara Silva and Janaka Gunaratne took 3 wickets each as Ruhunu XI beat Leicestershire Foxes by 4 runs in the fifth qualifying match of the Champions League Twenty20 at Rajiv Gandhi International Stadium in Hyderabad on Wednesday. Both teams came in looking for their first win, hoping to make it big enough to spoil the party for Kolkata Knight Riders and Somerset, who won their first games and were...  
05:29 PM, Mar 01, 2008

Kidney Kingpin's accomplice confesses Former India Test opener Aakash Chopra says players always look forward to cricket series against their arch-rivals. ...  
11:40 PM, Feb 28, 2008

Dr Kidney's brother Jeevan remanded to CBI custody Ahmedabad: Former Gujarat Cricket Association president Narhari Amin on Thursday alleged that the ICC had severely criticised facilities at the Sardar Patel Stadium, Motera during the three World Cup matches early this year. We have accessed the report of ICC which was given to BCCI, which says 'the standard of facilities in majority of stadiums (especially in India) was of variable quality ranging from being world class in Chennai to...  
03:00 PM, Feb 18, 2008

Noose tightens on Amit Kumar, brother held New Delhi: India's out-of-form off-spinner Harbhajan Singh was on Wednesday ruled out for the third Test against England after sustaining an abdominal injury during the second Test at Trent Bridge. Harbhajan - who claimed just two wickets - in the first two Tests bowled only nine overs in the second innings at Trent Bridge but came out to bat and scored a stroke-filled 46 runs, raising doubts about the seriousness...  
08:16 PM, Feb 17, 2008

Kidney Connection: Tainted Delhi cop sacked The Indian batsman said the decision was taken after a consultation with the whole team. ...  
10:53 PM, Feb 16, 2008

Cops took bribe to let off kidney scam accused Nottingham: Stunned by the humiliating defeat at the Lord's, India will have to quickly get their act together as they go into the second Test against England here on Friday with a serious threat to their status as the number one team. The demoralised Indians, who lost the first Test by a resounding 196 runs, will have to pull up their socks if they hope to prevent the hosts from...  
10:43 PM, Feb 15, 2008

Delhi cop took Rs 19 lakh to let kidney doc escape Karachi: Pakistan's discarded leg-spinner Danish Kaneria on Tuesday failed to get any relief from the Sindh High Court, which has directed him and his lawyer to produce documents and materials related to the spot-fixing case in England last year. The two-member bench of the court while setting the next date of hearing for August 18 directed Kaneria to produce the transcripts and tapes of the statement he had given to...  
02:09 PM, Feb 15, 2008

Elderlies vow to donate organs to curb illegal trade
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New Delhi: The contest between the two hottest teams in international cricket at the home of cricket will not just go down as a colossal clash. The first Test beginning from July 21 at Lord's will be the 2000th Test in the history of the game and will mark a century of clashes between India and England. After the thrilling drawn game in the ICC World Cup against India, England...  
12:37 PM, Feb 13, 2008

I saw kidney racket doc in Nithari, says witness
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London: England batsman Jonathan Trott believes Test skipper Andrew Strauss would put his recent lean patch behind him and strike form in the four-Test series against India starting July 21. "It's only a matter of time for Andy. He's been working really hard with Graham Gooch coming to the one-dayers and working hard inbetween, before and after games," Trott was quoted as saying by 'The Daily Mirror'. "He's really committed...  
11:36 PM, Feb 12, 2008

Nepal cops caught Dr Kidney, but brother escaped
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London: He has been the most prolific among the English batsmen of recent times, yet Jonathan Trott feels that series against India will be huge where he needs to check on his emotional quotient in order to continue his good form. "It will be very exciting playing India, who I haven't played against yet," Trott said, adding, "And controlling the emotions of the occasion." England captain Andrew Strauss has termed...  
11:29 AM, Feb 12, 2008

PIL in Delhi HC to make organ transplant easy Lahore: Pakistan assistant coach Aaqib Javed feels that the revised rules of restricting the elective Powerplays between the 16th and 40th overs of each innings as well as use of two new balls - one from each end, could frustrate and hurt bowlers in international cricket. Former Pakistan pacer Aaqib said that the rules will eventually force the fast bowlers to shift their focus from reverse swing to traditional swing...  
10:31 AM, Feb 12, 2008

Kidney racket: Another Delhi-based doc surrenders Mumbai: The return to form of paceman Ishant Sharma in the West Indies tour is good news for India as he and Zaheer Khan will form a formidable pair in India's Test series against England starting later this month, former captain Dilip Vengsarkar said here on Tuesday. "I'm glad Ishant is back into form. Zaheer is also there. They will form a formidable pair," said Vengsarkar after releasing a book...  
11:18 PM, Feb 11, 2008

CBI gets 12 days to interrogate Amit, Jeevan Kumar Aston Rowant: Pacer Amita Sharma and spinner Ekta Bisht shared six wickets between them as India defeated New Zealand by 32 runs in the play-off match to finish third in the Women's Quadrangular Series, here on Thursday. Invited to bat, India were all out for 150 in 46.3 overs but were successful in defending the modest total as they bundled out the Kiwi side for 118 in 40.3 overs. It...  
01:21 AM, Feb 11, 2008

CBI gets 12-day custody of kidney kingpin Lahore: Pakistan captain Misbah-ul-Haq has backed the ICC's decision to enforce the Decision Review System in Tests and ODIs, saying the innovation reduces pressure on on-field umpires. The 37-year-old batsman said the DRS, if implemented with the right technology, would go a long way in helping the umpires officiate games more smoothly. From my personal experience, I have found the system very useful and basically it gives the batting and...  
01:31 PM, Feb 10, 2008