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Anil Kumble, Bishan Singh Bedi, Mohinder Amarnath ousted before Lodha Committee

Bedi said that it was a "wonderful interaction" with the committee members.

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Published: Oct 01, 2015, 09:57 PM (IST)
Edited: Oct 01, 2015, 09:57 PM (IST)

Earlier, the BCCI did not consider Anil Kumble's proposed points-systrem for Ranji Trophy during the 2015-16 season © PTI
Earlier, the BCCI did not consider Anil Kumble’s proposed points-systrem for Ranji Trophy during the 2015-16 season © PTI

New Delhi: Former India captains Bishan Singh Bedi and Anil Kumble along with yesteryear’s great Mohinder Amarnath had deposed before the Justice Lodha Committee as they prepare an exhaustive report on the restructuring and reforms that need to be carried by the BCCI. Bedi said that it was a “wonderful interaction” with the committee members. “I spoke to the Lodha Committee for close to 90 minutes. It was a wonderful interacting with three eminent gentlemen of such high calibre. I spoke to them on lot of issues pertaining to Indian cricket. But it would not be fair on my part to divulge the details of a private meeting. It is their prerogative. But I am hopeful that things are on right direction,” Bedi told PTI today. BCCI to not implement Anil Kumble’s proposed points system for Ranji Trophy 2015-16

It has been learnt that Kumble and Amarnath has also separately deposed before the committee comprising of Justice (Retd) Lodha, Justice (retd) RV Raveendran and Justice (retd) Ashok Bhan. It was also learnt that two Jharkhand State Cricket Association (JSCA) officials Sunil Kumar Singh and Jittu Patel also met the committee members submitting documents with allegations of financial irregularities and conflict of interest against association president Amitabh Chaudhary.

Earlier, the BCCI denied to discuss on the points system that was supposed to be implemented in the upcoming 2015-16 season of Ranji Trophy, and it is confirmed that the new points system was proposed by the Kumble-led Technical Committee in May will not being considered. The cricket board’s Working Committee was supposed to look into the proposal on August 28, but then that meeting was adjourned within minutes due to N Srinivasan’s presence.

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