The BCCI, which has banned players who took part in the rebel Indian Cricket League, said on Saturday that it had no issues with the upcoming meeting between the International Cricket Council chief David Morgan and ICL owner Subhash Chandra.
Via ExpressCricket
Nagpur lawyer Shashank Manohar on Saturday took over as the new president of the Indian cricket board succeeding Sharad Pawar in a smooth transition of power that also saw N Srinivasan becoming the BCCI secretary at the 79th AGM of the apex cricket body in the country.
Via TOI
The Board for Cricket Control in India (BCCI) went past Rs 1000 crore in the year 2007-08 for the first time in its 79-year history. To be precise, the board took in Rs 1000.41 crore, a whopping 46 percent increase from 2006-07 when their earnings were 651.81 crore. According to report on a cricket website, [...]
India will have no objections if their star players take part in a proposed IPL-style Twenty20 league in Australia from next year. Cricket Australia has plans of starting a high-profile Twenty20 League of its own and has approached the BCCI to allow its players for the event.
Via ExpressCricket
11 Sep, 2008
Posted by: Cricbee In: Indian Cricket League
The Board of Control for Cricket in India (BCCI) were hoping the ICL might disappear and become an afterthought to its own Indian Premier League but this clearly is not to be the case.
Via Dispatch