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The BCCI will be under tremendous pressure as cancellation of Indian Premier League looks inevitable after Prime Minister Narendra Modi declared a 21-day lockdown to tackle COVID-19 pandemic. When the BCCI had postponed the IPL to April 15 earlier this month, it had said hosting the tournament would only come into the picture if the situation around the pandemic improves. However, it has only worsened since then with cases surging towards the 500-mark in India. Kings XI Punjab owner Ness Wadia was more forthright.  Read More..

 IPL 2021: Ness Wadia feels Punjab Kings is a simpler name and will connect more with the fans. Kings XI Punjab is now Punjab Kings and franchise co-owner Ness Wadia on Saturday said the franchise needed to rebrand itself, after so many years of the IPL and the name change was something it wanted since 2019. Wadia feels Punjab Kings is a simpler name compared to Kings XI Punjab, and will connect more with their fan base. "We just felt that we wanted to relook at things. We needed to rebrand and reinvent ourselves after so many years. As they say if something doesn't work, change it and try and get it working," Wadia told PTI, referring to the team's title-less run in the IPL since the tournament's inaugural edition in 2008. For more update visit here..

Punjab Kings co-owner Ness Wadia explained the reasons behind changing the name of the franchise ahead of the Indian Premier League 2021 season. Punjab Kings were earlier known as Kings XI Punjab for the first 13 seasons, but now will be known by their new name. For more details see here

Kings XI Punjab co-owner Ness Wadia on Thursday said that hard-hitting West Indies opener Chris Gayle has done enough to play every game of the next IPL. The KXIP think tank surprised many when Gayle did not feature in their playing XI at the start of IPL 2020. It took seven matches for KXIP to bring Gayle in their playing XI and by that time the damage was already done. They lost six out of their first seven games. Read More..

Kings XI Punjab co-owner Ness Wadia was impressed with the performance of youngsters like Ravi Bishnoi and Arshdeep Singh who stood up and displayed standout performances in the recently-concluded IPL but also rued letting go of exciting talents who shone in the 13th edition of the tournament for other franchises. For more update visit here..

Speaking about the new brand identity, team CEO Satish Menon said: “Punjab Kings is a more evolved brand name, and we understand it was a right time for us to move focus on the core brand itself. The change in brand identity is not about changing our brand ethos but celebrating our one-ness as we stand in unit like a family. The new logo honors the liveliness and vibrancy of the brand and provides modern elements, while we stand out from rest of the teams.” Kings XI Punjab were on Wednesday renamed as Punjab Kings ahead of the 2021 IPL auction on Thursday in Chennai.

Ness Wadia is the CEO of The Bombay Burmah Trading Corporation, Limited (NSE:BBTC), and in this article, we analyze the executive's compensation package with respect to the overall performance of the company. This analysis will also look to assess whether the CEO is appropriately paid, considering recent earnings growth and investor returns for Bombay Burmah Trading Corporation. For more update visit here..

Ness Wadia feels Punjab Kings is a simpler name compared to Kings XI Punjab and will connect more with their fan base. "We just felt that we wanted to relook at things. We needed to rebrand and reinvent ourselves after so many years. As they say if something doesn't work, change it and try and get it working," Wadia told PTI, referring to the team's title-less run in the IPL since the event's inaugural edition in 2008. For more update visit here.

 Ness Wadia currently serves as Managing Director of Bombay Burmah Trading Company Limited and Chairman of National Peroxide Limited. He also serves as Director on Boards of various Wadia Group companies such as Britannia Industries, Bombay Dyeing, GoAir and Wadia Techno Engineering Services. He sits on the Audit Committees of GoAir, Britannia, Bombay Burmah, and NPL; the Finance Committees of Bombay Dyeing, Bombay Burmah, and Britannia; and also the CSR Committees of Bombay Dyeing and Britannia. He is actively involved in the overseeing the award-winning Wadia Hospitals in addition to the Group’s educational establishments under Modern Education Society (MES) Trust. Get the latest Ness Wadia news and features- whatever the Ness Wadia is doing..

 Dr. Minnie Bodhanwala has made a mark as a medical expert, whilst also successfully leading Wadia Hospitals as CEO. Here, she talks about about overcoming challenges, the pandemic, and more.. Samuel Taylor Coleridge rightly said – ‘He is the best physician who is the most ingenious inspirer of hope’. Dr. Minnie Bodhanwala is its living example. The CEO of the Wadia Hospitals is committed towards healthcare excellence in India and outside for the last 35 years. For more updates visit here..

Punjab Kings co-owner Ness Wadia feels the IPL can avoid crowds initially in the tournament and also wants to know from the BCCI that why his team’s base in Mohali has not been picked among the potential venues for the 2021 edition despite a low Covid-19 caseload. Delhi, Ahmedabad, Kolkata, Bengaluru and Chennai have been shortlisted as potential venues but the BCCI is yet to take a final call on the matter. “We have written to the BCCI to find out under what criteria they have selected the venues and why they have not selected us. We were hoping to have games in Punjab,” Wadia said. “Some of the teams will not have a home advantage, those are the concerns. The cases in Chandigarh and Mohali are not that much, I don’t know on what basis they have shortlisted the venues,” he added, referring to Chandigarh’s 69 new cases on Monday. For more updates visit here..

IPL 2021 Punjab Kings – Ten Team IPL in 2022:  The BCCI approved a 10-team IPL from 2022 at its Annual General Meeting (AGM) last year. But it is still not clear whether IPL 2022 will be a nine team affair or 10 teams will play in IPL 2022. According to Punjab Kings co-owner Ness Wadia, 10 team IPL will be a better idea than 9 team IPL. “I don’t know how nine will work, 10 is a good number. It is also good that that they are expanding the brand. It also increases the fan base and more players get a chance to play the IPL,”  Wadia said. Ness Wadia speaks about rebranding of team:  KXIP is now Punjab Kings and Ness Wadia has declared that name change was something they wanted since 2019.  Wadia feels Punjab Kings is a simpler name compared to Kings XI Punjab and will connect more with their fan base. “We just felt that we wanted to relook at things. We needed to rebrand and reinvent ourselves after so many years. As they say if something doesn’t work, change it and try...