Green Signal to the Champions Trophy:BCCI

Delhi:The selection committee for the Champions Trophy in England has been announced on Monday.The BCCI,which has ruled the orders of the Board of Governors (CIO),has also decided not to take any legal action against the ICC.The ICC welcomes BCCI's decision to play in the Champions Trophy."Millions of cricket fans around the world want to see good cricket,"an ICC official said.

As they say,the BCCI is in the SGM of the order of the Board of Directors (CEO) not to issue a notice to the Champions Trophy and not to give legal notice to the ICC."The meeting has a positive result.The Indian team plays in the Champions Trophy.There is no withdrawal from the tournament.Team details will be sent to ICC on Monday,"IPL Chairman Rajiv Shukla said after the meeting."We have given the chairmanship to the Secretary to Amitabh Chaudhary to review the EC on the economic model.It is our intention to resolve the issue through negotiations instead of confrontation". However,Amitabh Chaudhary said that their objections are not the same as in the Champions Trophy.

Srinivasan's notice is Iddamanna: former BCCI chief and Tamil Nadu Cricket Association President Srinivasan participated in through Skype. But once he has the power to turn on the board, he has now suffered a bitter experience. He was reversed by his opposition to his proposal to send a legal notice to the ICC for reducing stake in revenue. "As soon as he attended the meeting through Skype, he spoke of giving notice to the ICC. But soon Maharashtra Cricket Association president Abhay Apte and IPL chairman Rajiv Shukla opposed it. Srinivasan is not worth it. Srinivasan has been reduced to the back and I want cricket to continue. I do not want to go to war with the ICC, "said a state committee official in the SGM. When asked about the attendance of Srinivasan's meeting, the CEO of the CEO Vinod Rai said no need to think about this.

BCCI Senior Officer Rajiv Shukla has responded to the legal notice sent by Pakistan Cricket Board seeking compensation for bilateral series against them."They are here.However,there is no security situation in Pakistan. In the last few years,except for Zimbabwe,no one has toured Pakistan.How can the lives of our players be risked? Will we go ahead without getting permission from government?"Asked Shukla.