Manu Sawhney a miss listening to ICC disciplinary panel: report

Under-fire ICC chief executive Manu Sawhney did not appear for a disciplinary hearing at his scheduled home on allegations of “abusive behavior”. His position in the global body has become unstable after Sawhney, who was valued at a Waterhouse Coopers internal audit. “Manu has not appeared for his hearing before the disciplinary committee of the ICC. He is within his legal rights and has implemented it. The board will now decide his fate. But, yes any support from him in that board room Is not. ” A senior ICC member board official told PTI on condition of anonymity.

After a majority of ICC staff headquartered in Dubai, Sahni has been sent on indefinite leave, found his behavior “unacceptable” and given his evidence during an internal investigation.

While the board will meet on March 30 and 31 to discuss hosting issues, it is unlikely that a major decision will be taken in those meetings.

However, it is understood that no concrete decision is expected on the issues of bids to be invited to conduct ICC events during the next cycle.

A source said, “The final decision cannot be taken yet but the proposal is unlikely to see the light of day without the approval of the BCCI, ECB and CA. It cannot happen. Every year in the next 8-year cycle Ditto for the flagship tour, ”a source said. .

JE Shah raised the issue of ‘soft signal’ at the CEC meeting, BCCI secretary Jai Shah has raised his cricket board’s objection to the umpires’ soft signal, which caused a lot of confusion during the recent India-England T20I series. Have done

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India captain Virat Kohli has already expressed his apprehensions about the umpire call and soft signal during a media interaction.

“During the CEC meeting, the BCCI secretary has talked about what his team feels about the soft signal.”