New Delhi: The APEX BCCI Board on Thursday received a complaint to the former appointment of Captain Mahendra Singh Dhoni as a Mentor of the Indian team for the T20 World Cup, quoting conflict conflict clauses in the reform of the Lodha Committee.
Former Madhya Pradesh Cricket Association member Sanjeev Gupta, who previously submitted a series of conflicts of interest in the players and administrators, had sent a letter to the members of the Apex board shown by Dhoni was a violation of conflict conflict, where one person could not accommodate two posts.
Dhoni also captain Chennai Super Kings IPL franchise.
“Yes, Gupta has sent a letter to Apex Board members including Sourav (Ganguly) and Jay (Shah).
He has quoted clauses 38 (4) of the BCCI Constitution which loosely states that one person cannot hold two separate posts.
Apex Council needs to be Consult with the legal team to check the consequences, “said the BCCI source to PTI in anonymity.
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Dhoni, Ravi Shastri, Virat Kohli, Rohit Sharma Group of a very strong leadership, said the former BCCI Bampered the T20 World Cup squad on Wednesday comes with a surprise, especially with the control board for cricket in India (BCCI) announced the appointment Former Indian captain Ms Dhoni as a team mentor for the T20 exhibition that will come in the UAE and Oman.
It is understood that Dhoni became a player in a team and a mentor in raising the required questions.
Dhoni was named Mentor for WT20 by Secretary Jay Shah on the sidelines of the squad announcement on Wednesday.
One of the most successful captains in the history of Indian cricket, the Batsman Wicketkeeper-Batsman led India into two world titles – the T20 2007 World Cup in South Africa and the 2011 ODI World Cup in India.
Dhoni at this time with the IPL team Chennai Super Kings, preparing to resume the league since September 19 in the UAE.
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Dhoni returned to the Indian team as a mentor was a big boost for his side and head coach Ravi Shastri during the T20 World Cup, it could have a detrimental impact also.
Reticent retired players, announced by him through Instagram posts on August 15 last year, have shocked the world of cricket and he had not even spoken after that.
Wicketkeeper-Batsman who is highly respected playing 90 tests, 350 ODIS and 98 T20 Internationals collecting 4876, 10773 and 1617 each run throughout the format.
He has mostly kept a low profile after retirement internationally, focusing on the involvement of IPL and organic farming in his home city Ranchi.