Parth Jindal

Coronavirus Outbreak: Delhi Capitals chairman Parth Jindal feels IPL will 'uplift spirits' during battle against COVID-19

There are speculations that the IPL could be held around October-November, the window marked for the T20 World Cup

Coronavirus pandemic: From more double-headers to conducting all matches in two cities, BCCI and IPL franchise owners discuss options

Kings XI Punjab co-owner Ness Wadia said that the BCCI, IPL and official broadcasters Star Sports are clear that they are not looking at a financial loss

IPL 2020 Auction: Jason Roy, Shimron Hetmyer could be 'X-factor' cricketers for Delhi Capitals, says co-owner Parth Jindal

World Cup-winning duo of Jason Roy and Chris Woakes were bought by Delhi Capitals for a base price of Rs 1.50 crores each while Hetmyer was their most expensive buy of the auction at Rs 7.75 crores.

JSW Cement to invest Rs 2,000 cr to take capacity to 20 MT by 2020; firm's IPO likely to hit market by March 2021

JSW Cement hopes to ramp up its capacity further to 30 mtpa after going public with the addition of 5 mtpa each in Rajasthan and Chhattisgarh.

Sunil Chhetri extends stay with Bengaluru FC; to stay at club till end of 2020-21 season

Sunil Chhetri had earlier signed a three-year deal with the Blues ahead of their move to the Indian Super League last season. Chhetri, who is the longest serving player at the club, spoke of his delight at the extension.

Donald Trump welcomes JSW Steel's proposed $1 billion investment in Texas and Ohio mills

Donald Trump has welcomed the JSW Steel's proposed $1 billion investment in its Texas and Ohio steel mills, the company said

Albert Roca leaves as Bengaluru FC coach after two successful seasons

Bengaluru FC head coach Albert Roca, Thursday, decided not to renew his contract which ends this month, leaving the side after two highly successful seasons.

JSW to invest $500 mn in expanding facility in Texas unit, to treble capacity

The JSW group had bought the then bankrupt Baytown steel asset for $810 million in October 2007, and is operating at just about 30 percent or 3 lakh tonne now.

ISL 2017-18: Bengaluru FC rope in Rahul Dravid as their ambassador for upcoming season

Bengaluru FC CEO, Parth Jindal felt the club has found a perfect fit in Dravid.

After I-League success, we're looking forward to a completely new challenge in ISL, says Bengaluru FC CEO

Bengaluru FC's switch to the Indian Super League (ISL) was prompted by their willingness to take on new challenges having set one benchmark after another in the I-League, said club CEO Parth Jindal.