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Lalit Modi's revelation of unseen footage of the 2008 Harbhajan-Sreesanth 'slap-gate' has reignited the controversy. The incident, where Harbhajan slapped Sreesanth, was captured by Modi's security camera but never released. Harsha Bhogle explained the video was suppressed to protect the nascent IPL's image, a decision now drawing criticism despite the players' reconciliation.

Bhuvneshwari Sreesanth has criticised Lalit Modi and Michael Clarke for reopening the 2008 slap-gate scandal. The resurfacing of unseen footage has sparked fresh debate and controversy in cricket circles.

Lalit Modi's comments reignite the 2008 Harbhajan Singh-Sreesanth controversy. Modi claims to possess unseen footage of the incident. Sreesanth's wife strongly criticizes Modi and Michael Clarke. She accuses them of exploiting the past for publicity. She highlights the impact on her family and children. The incident occurred during an IPL match between Kings XI Punjab and Mumbai Indians.

Skin cancer is one of the most common types of cancers in the world. And now, legendary cricketer Michael Clarke has revealed that he has been diagnosed with skin cancer. Clarke, who is one of the finest Australia cricketers, took to social media to share the news with his fans and follower. "Skin cancer is real! Especially in Australia. Another one cut out of my nose today. A friendly reminder to get your skin checked. Prevention is better than cure but in my case, regular check-ups and early detection is key. So grateful that @drbishsoliman_ got it early," he shared in an update.

Michael Clarke, Australia's World Cup-winning captain, recently shared a photo revealing the removal of skin cancer from his nose, marking another instance in his ongoing battle with the disease. Having been initially diagnosed in 2006 and again in 2019 with non-melanoma lesions, Clarke urges everyone, especially youngsters, to prioritize skin checks and sun protection, emphasizing early detection as crucial.