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England news: Clarke and IMG reach settlement
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The expensive legal battle between Giles Clarke, chairman of the ECB, and the American sports marketing firm, IMG, has been settled out of court. - Cricket news from from cricket in England
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England news: Clarke and IMG reach settlement
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The expensive legal battle between Giles Clarke, chairman of the ECB, and the American sports marketing firm, IMG, has been settled out of court. - Cricket news from from cricket in England
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Clarke and IMG reach settlement - Cricket Life - Cricket Forum Where Life is Cricket
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In May 2010, Giles Clarke CBE, chairman of the England and Wales Cricket Board, sent an email to the president of the Board of Control for Cricket In India, the contents of which were subsequently wid
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Dunya News: Cricket:-English cricket chief settles libel case...
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The case stemmed from allegations about secret plans for a rebel Twenty20 league in England. England and Wales Cricket Board (ECB) chairman Clarke had been sued by international sports marketing giant IMG over suggestions in a 2010 email about plans for a breakaway T20 league that would destroy world crickets structure. However a statement from the ECB on Wednesday said the case had now been settled after Clarke accepted IMG had not broken any ICC regulations. This statement confirms that Mr Clarke accepts that IMG did not act in breach of ICC rules and intended to act within the official structures of world cricket, an ECB statement said. IMG accepts that Giles Clarke was not intending deliberately to damage its reputation. On that basis the parties have agreed to settle the litigation on confidential terms. Clarke, who is bidding to win a third term as ECB chairman, still faces legal action from former Indian Premier League commissioner Lalit Modi over the claims.--AFP
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English cricket chief settles libel case - SuperSport - Cricket
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England cricket chief Giles Clarke has settled a libel case against him stemming from allegations about secret plans for a rebel Twenty20 league in England, it was confirmed on Wednesday.
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