The Fate of CSK, RR and the Title Sponsor Pepsi will be discussed on Sunday: BCCI

BCCI’s Working Committee meeting, led by recently delegated President Shashank Manohar, will occur in Mumbai on Sunday. Suspended IPL teams Chennai Super Kings and Rajasthan Royals can hope to hear some good news this Sunday. It will be the last working board of trustees meeting where the yearly records will be passed and the Annual’s date General Meeting will likewise be chosen. The Working Committee will likewise examine Pepsi’s aim to haul out as title supporter of Indian Premier League.

Less Chances of Risk For CSK and RR

On the other hand, N Srinivasan will avoid the meeting while Tamil Nadu Cricket Association (TNCA) is prone to be spoken to by P S Raman in the meeting. “PS Raman is booked to go to the meeting and on the off chance that he has some former responsibilities, another person will go to the meeting,” TNCA secretary Kashi Viswanathan said.

BCCI president Manohar has effectively said that the board would not be pernicious towards any of its part. After BCCI president’s presentation, Srinivasan pulled back the prevarication argument documented against Secretary Anurag Thakur while the Board is still spoken to at the ICC Board gatherings by the Tamil Nadu main man.

“The motivation of this forthcoming Working Committee meeting is same as it was for the one that was canceled in Kolkata, last August. The primary concern on the plan will be discourse on the IPL Working Group’s report about the route forward for IPL-9. Starting now, there is little or you can say no possibility of end for Chennai Super Kings and Rajasthan Royals,” a top BCCI and IPL Governing Council part told media.

The IPL Working Group had proposed crisp offering for two new groups to make it an eight-group IPL. It was additionally proposed that after CSK and RR complete their two-year suspension period according to Supreme Court-delegated Lodha Committee’s decision, they will be re-drafted into the class to make it a 10-group undertaking.

“Since we had chosen to execute Lodha Committee’s report in all, we don’t discover any need to replace them and choose a new quantum of discipline,” the authority said.