IPL spot-fixing scandal: BCCI names Ravi Shastri, 2 others in probe panel
The BCCI will suggest the three names to the Supreme Court on Tuesday
Mumbai: The BCCI on Sunday recommended three eminent persons to inquire into the IPL spot-fixing and betting scandal in their emergency working committee meeting held here.
The BCCI have suggested names of Ravi Shastri, former Calcutta High Court Chief Justice J N Patel and former CBI Director R K Raghavan in the independent probe panel.
BCCI will suggest the three names to the Supreme Court on Tuesday. According to sources, the Supreme Court will decide who should probe the charges on April 22.
Earlier, the Supreme Court said that N Srinivasan could not head BCCI till he came out clean in a probe conducted against him and 12 others, including India-capped cricketers, whose names have been mentioned by Justice Mudgal Committee report in the IPL betting and spot-fixing scandal.
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