BCCI is likely to stick to its regular rotational policy
Acting BCCI president Shivlala Yadav said that Mohali and Ranchi are in line to host India vs Sri Lanka ODI
Hyderabad: The BCCI is likely to stick to its regular rotational policy as against the rumoured compensation theory while deciding on the venues for the five One-Day Internationals against Sri Lanka as at the Working Committee meeting here on Tuesday.
The West Indies were scheduled to play an ODI in Kolkata, a Twenty20 in Cuttack and Tests in Hyderabad, Bangalore and Ahmedabad when they cut short their tour. But the Test centres may not be compensated with games against Lanka. “Mohali and Ranchi are in line and I don’t think Hyderabad figures in the ODI queue,” BCCI acting president N. Shivlal Yadav said.
( Source : dc correspondent )
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