The Supreme Court appointed CoA have declined the BCCI office bearers’ attempt to bring back former president N Srinivasan, stating that this decision would require the approval of the apex court.  Notably, the office bearers expressed their desire to nominate Srinivasan as BCCI’s representative at the ICC board meetings in Dubai which will be held on April 26th and 27th. The board will take the final verdict regarding Srinivasan's nomination during their special general body meeting in Delhi on Sunday.

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