Top officials of the Board of Control for Cricket in India (BCCI) met executives International Management
Group (IMG), the marketing company of Indian Premier League (IPL) on Monday to sought details of the financial dealings during the tenure of now suspended IPL Commissioner Lalit Modi.
The meeting, which lasted for about two hours, was attended by BCCI President Shashank Manohar, Secretary N Srinivisan, Media and Finance Committee Chairman Rajiv Shukla, interim IPL Chairman Chirayu Amin and Vice-Chairman Niranjan Shah were there. The meeting was friendly and constructive and they are hoping to be associated with the IPL next season as well.
IMG that has successfully conducted the first three seasons of India's cash-rich league, deputed senior vice-president Andrew Wildblood and two other representatives, Paul Manning and John Loffhagen, to meet the BCCI officials.
IMG reportedly hit headlines following rumours that it was involved in the planning of a 'rebel' Twenty20 league in England in conjunction with Modi.
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