New Delhi: Former Indian Pacer Madan Lal has supported the statement of Ravi Shastri where he said that the control board for cricket in India (BCCI) had to throw conflict rules of interest in the trash can in the trash can.
In accordance with the rules of conflict of interest, the former player cannot carry out a different role when doing one job in the administration.
“I really supported what Ravi Shastri said.
Two rules made by the Lodha Committee, one is a conflict of interest.
It must be removed in the trash.
It will bring mediocrity in cricket and those people will be in an office that can be easy Approached.
The former Cricketers must hold a position in the office, because they can maintain the dignity of the game and the board, “said Madan Lal Ani.
“Second, the age factor changed from 60 to 65, I would say that the age group must be more than 70.
Cricketers fit and can do all the tasks.
We need good people for the council, which is not easily approachable..
And our board always has people -for good, who not only performed well in the game but also made BCCI a billion-dollar industry, “he added.
Meanwhile, India and South Africa will lock horns in three tests and three odi.
The first test will begin on December 26 at the Supersport Park, Centurion.
The test series between India and South Africa will form a part of the new cycle of the World ICC test championship.
The updated schedule is as follows: The first test will take place from December 26-30 at the Supersport Park, Centurion; The second test will take place from 3-7 January 2022, in Wanderers, Johannesburg; The third test will take place from 11-15 January 2022, in Newlands, Cape Town.
The first ODI will take place on January 19, 2022, in the Boland Park, Paarl; The second odi will take place on January 21, 2022, in Bolaland Park, Paarl; The third odi will take place on January 23, 2022, in Newlands, Cape Town.
I with Shastri, conflict rules of interest must be thrown into the bin: Madan Lal
