Deja vu? Perhaps. After all, Doordarshan's latest legal salvo is the fifth it has fired at the Board of Control for Cricket in India (BCCI) in less than three years. But the issues involved are far too important to be glossed over: the need to enforce commercial fairplay and to uphold the natural right of the public to free access to a tournament that promises to have the entire cricketing world in a state of high excitement for a whole month. The ball is now once again in a judge's court: DD's petition against WorldTel comes up for hearing in the Delhi High Court on December 5. Will justice be done? Going by the outcome of the previ-ous legal battles over TV rights, there is reason to believe that it will.