First these useless politicians must be kicked out of the Board. Only well-known management experts and honest x-cricketers must be selected. State-wise selections should be scraped.
Re: Everybody is only trying to find fault with the BCCI'
by madanmohan siddhanthi on Dec 01, 2016 12:01 AM
Honest ex cricketers where do you find they are yes men of board
Present situation related to BCCI is uncalled for. Apex Court should have suggested certain reforms but forcing BCCI to implement these reforms does not improve conditions of cricket in India. If there are financial irregularities, there should have been special audit of finances but ordering BCCI to implement some thing is uncalled for.
Re: hi
by Guru RamRahimDsuza on Nov 04, 2016 05:32 PM
My humble advise is that you stay away from defaming honorable Supreme court in online forum if you want to avoid serious legal action..
Re: Re: hi
by Sunil Vaidya on Nov 04, 2016 07:24 PM
well...in that case thousands of people will have to face legal action...check all online forums...if you think only i am saying this you are sadly mistaken....there are thousands of people who are saying that it is a case of clear judicial overreach....
Re: Re: Re: hi
by Sunil Vaidya on Nov 04, 2016 07:28 PM
Mr. Katju himself a former SC judge has said this...Surely he knows law better than you and me....
Re: hi
by sonu singh on Nov 09, 2016 12:26 PM
cricket is not run efficiently and effectively, in fact it now one of the worst managed sports in india. It is not even sports now, it is just a show business. See the peoples involved in managing cricket bodies, all are corrupt, totally shameless. It is one of the few places where corrupt politicians are sitting together irrespective of parties. So saying SC is destroying cricket is totally irrelevant. Have you ever gone through Justice Lodha's recommendations? Nothing is wrong with that, only intentions of BCCI are wrong. So correct your facts before blaming SC, they are just trying to curb corruption. if you support corruption then only you can blame SC.
Re: Re: hi
by madanmohan siddhanthi on Dec 01, 2016 12:04 AM
Cricket is destroyed do not you realize it has become a business like education under the politicians and same crop of people, politicians are in bcci too worst ever creed in history of mankind
Niranjan Saha ahs been with the BCCI for decades , but have they at any time considered that youngsters in NE India also want to play cricket and they are crazy for cricket .Maharastra and Gujarat , will never want to lose their big brother status in the Board , even at the cost of the minnow states like Nagaland or Mizoram . Unfortunately it is not the concern for cricket but the perks and the unlimited 5 star status and privileges linked to the officials , who do not want to leave it .Mr Saha should have taken efforts to include all the states of the country in the BCCI , instead of making the SC interfere for the right of a state .Rajkot Stadium is no doubt a beautiful place to play cricket , but such opportunity should also be extended to smaller states .It is good that the SC backed Lodha Committee has exposed the cushioned and protected administrators , and hope that getting rid of them will be good for the players and the public .
Re: Finding fault with BCCI
by ASHKO KUMAR DHANUKA on Nov 04, 2016 03:18 PM
All the present BCCI managers are bunch of greedy,notorious,corrupt,stubborn guys who have scant regarde for even SC orders.Why are they so eager to stick on permanently without allowing anyone outside their syndicate in the governing body.Do they think that BCCI is their inherited property or anyone other then them can run BCCI..These are the ones who are sitting on the enormous capital and have converted BCCI into a gambling den in the name of IPL,very soon they will end up killing the game.Better they be kicked out as soon as possible.
