BCCI set to oppose Gavaskar as interim president

March 28, 2014 10:34

Meanwhile, Bharat Sundaresan writing in the Indian Express reports that India's batting icon Sunil Gavaskar has conflict of interest too when it comes to taking over as the BCCI president...(click to read)

Interestingly, the BCCI will not give in to Supreme Court's proposal of naming Gavaskar as the president, reports Devendra Pandey in the Indian Express. The Board will request the SC to allow it to follow its own procedure to nominate a president incase a vacancy arises....(click to read)

If Chennai Super Kings and Rajasthan Royals are suspended from IPL 7, it will throw the T20 league into doubt. However, the other franchises are ready to play even if the two teams are barred from playing, reports Vijay Tagore in Mumbai Mirror...(read more)

CNN-IBN reports that the BCCI members are backing the names of either former India leg-spinner Anil Kumble or Karnataka State Cricket Association secretary Brijesh Patel to take over the reins from Srinivasan.

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