BCCI AGM 2011

BCCI President N Srinivasan gave assurances that the BCCI would not leave the players of the Kochi franchise hanging, saying an equitable solution would be found.

The BCCI decided to terminate the Kochi franchise due to an unpaid bank guarantee of 156 crores, but the franchise said it would fight the BCCI in court.

Lalit Modi fired another salvo at the BCCI over the termination of the Kochi franchise and the timing of the decision, saying it could cost the board big money.

New BCCI President N Srinivasan claimed that the only formal invitations the ICC sent were to himself and Shashank Manohar and not to the Indian Team.

The new BCCI president N Srinivasan said that there wouldn't be a post-mortem of the Indian team's dismal tour of England, and ruled out an excess of cricket as a possible reason for the performance.

Srinivasan said the failure of the Hot spot technology in recent technology has convinced them to reject the technology in its current form and the matter will be raised at ICC meetings.

Srinivasan announced soon after his appointment as the BCCI president that a committee has been formed by the governing body to look into India's debacle at England.

The former Madhya Pradesh all-rounder Sanjay Jagdale has also served as a national selector.

Krishnamachari Srikkanth will have his term extended for another year while the rest of the committee including Narendra Hirwani (Central Zone), Raja Venkat (East) and Surendra Bhave (West) will also be retained.