Mumbai, August 18 The Mumbai Cricket Association (MCA) on Tuesday formed its Cricket Reform Committee (CIC) with three former players from India, Lalchand Rajput, Raju Kulkarni and Sameer Dighe.
This was decided in the meeting of the MCA Apex Committee. A member of the meeting said that Rajput will lead the CIC
Mumbai, August 18 The Mumbai Cricket Association (MCA) on Tuesday formed its Cricket Reform Committee (CIC) with three former players from India, Lalchand Rajput, Raju Kulkarni and Sameer Dighe.
This was decided in the meeting of the MCA Apex Committee. A member of the meeting said that Rajput will lead the CIC
The member said, “We have decided to set up CIC with three former cricketers headed by Rajput.”
He also said that a special committee has been formed which will look after the formation of a cricket museum inside the Wankhede Stadium.
“The committee consists of Chairman Vijay Patil, former BCCI official Ravi Sawant, Prof. Ratnakar Shetty, Naveen Shetty, senior journalist Clayton Murjello and former BCCI media manager Devendra Prabhudesai.”
He said that MCA has decided to form a special committee to celebrate the golden jubilee of former India captain Sunil Gavaskar’s Test debut.
In the appeal case of Ankit Chavan, who is facing a life ban for alleged match fixing allegations, he said that MCA will not interfere in this.
According to the official, MCA will form a three-member committee, which will form a Standard Operating Procedure (SOP) to resume cricket and then send it to the Maharashtra government for final approval.
Meanwhile, top committee member Ajinkya Naik has proposed to MCA to dedicate a permanent seat in honor of Indian captain Mahendra Singh Dhoni.
This seat will be in the same area where Dhoni made the team champion by hitting six in the final of the 2011 World Cup. It is understood that the MCA President is keen on the project.
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