Inside Edge

The Roy Commission is set up to investigate corruption in cricket. In an all out war between Dhawan and Bhaisaab, Zarina Malik is pressured to pick a side.

An insidious operation is underway to secure the TV broadcast rights in the auctions for the upcoming international series. A revelation from the past threatens to destroy the life that Vayu and Rohini have built.

It's the finals of the Wadia Cup and the selectors must choose between Vayu and Rohit as captain of India. Mantra finds her raison d'etre, Rohini sinks deep into her quest of challenging the past.

The Roy Commission comes to a surprising conclusion based on facts from an unexpected source. Vayu and Rohit battle it off the field in the arena of sponsorships.

Mantra goes public with her campaign. Zarina is on the verge of true power, only to be challenged by an unexpected contender at the last minute. The Indian team resents its new rookie.

It's the first test between India and Pakistan, and the best laid plans of mice and men... Politics of a familiar kind takes center stage and throws a spanner in the works, affecting everyone from the players to the broadcasters.

Mantra is pushed into the corner as she negotiates impossible odds. Match fixing rears its ugly head, but the stakes are a lot more than mere money this time.

The second game against Pakistan is a test in the truest sense, a crucible of interference from the outside as the powers that be activate a game behind the game. The players must battle the opposition on the field and outside of it.

It's time for scores to be settled. Victory at all costs: using compassion or subterfuge, using words or... bullets. And one will pay the ultimate price.

As India take on Pakistan in the final test, the gentleman's game is incinerated - arrests are made, spots are fixed, the good guys turn. A new cricketing order will rise from its ashes. In whose hands will the sport's future lie?