March 31 2010: A meeting is held in Bukhara Restaurant of the Maurya Hotel in Delhi between Stewart Regan (Yorkshire), Colin Povey (Warwickshire) and David Hodgkiss (Lancashire) and two IMG representatives.
April 5: Colin Graves, chairman of Yorkshire, contacts Giles Clarke to discuss contents of the meeting.
April 12: Clarke receives a letter signed by chairmen of counties based at Test match grounds explaining a meeting had been held in Delhi with Modi and IMG.
April 28: Clarke met with chairmen from Test match ground counties and discussions are held about a working party which has the responsibility of, among other things, exploring Twenty20 cricket opportunities.
May 2 (2.21pm): Regan sends Clarke the minutes of the meeting with Modi and IMG.
May 2 (3.12pm): Clarke sends email to Shashank Manohar, president of the BCCI.
May 6: BCCI issues charge against Modi based on Clarke email which has been leaked to the media in India.
May 8: Daily Telegraph reveals Clarke is facing possible legal action from IMG.
May 15: IMG serve a writ for libel on Clarke.
June 16: Modi begins libel proceedings against Clarke.
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