A compromise on revenue reached between Manohar and COA

[Ironhide]

I was not expecting this but it seems like that Manohar and the COA have already done a hit job on India and  he is now leaving the ICC post at peace, some important things stated by cricinfo:

 

"It was a very good, constructive meeting," Manohar said. "I will maintain even today that there cannot be a scientific formula."

The meeting was called by both parties to try and reach a solution that would enable the new constitution to be passed at the ICC board meetings in Dubai in April. An official privy to the details indicated that both parties seemed to have worked out a figure that was higher than the one discussed in February.

 

In a statement following Manohar's resignation, the BCCI expressed its "surprise" at the "sudden decision". "Mr. Manohar's contribution to Indian cricket is invaluable. He is a man of few words but excellent deeds. The BCCI Committee of Administrators (CoA) was looking forward to a long-term cooperation between the ICC and BCCI with Mr. Manohar at the helm of affairs."

 

Manohar said he could not have revealed his decision earlier to the ICC. "Most of the directors would not have allowed me not to resign." He said he was happy with the work he had managed to accomplish during his eight-month tenure, and that he could not say whether he had disappointed the ICC board by leaving at this critical juncture.

http://www.espncricinfo.com/ci-icc/content/story/1086842.html

Edited March 15, 2017 by Ironhide

[Ironhide]

@Malcolm Merlyn What rubbish is this by the COA? look at all the bonhomie between BCCI COA and Manohar, looks like we were celebrating a false victory and Manohar has succeed in his job of undermining the Indian cricket and is now returning back with satisfaction.

[Malcolm Merlyn]

38 minutes ago, Ironhide said:

@Malcolm Merlyn What rubbish is this by the COA? look at all the bonhomie between BCCI COA and Manohar, looks like we were celebrating a false victory and Manohar has succeed in his job of undermining the Indian cricket and is now returning back with satisfaction.

 

The BCCI way back in 2015 had agreed for a figure of 16%.Also the CoA cant ram this through.They have to get permission from SC on this.So there is no done deal here.Except that the reforms wont pass now.

[Ironhide]

26 minutes ago, Malcolm Merlyn said:

 

The BCCI way back in 2015 had agreed for a figure of 16%.Also the CoA cant ram this through.They have to get permission from SC on this.So there is no done deal here.Except that the reforms wont pass now.

 

The ICC constitutional reforms not passing would mean that India's shares remains at 20.6% according to existing norms or are they going to negotiate on this in the April meeting?

[Malcolm Merlyn]

 

The ICC constitutional reforms not passing would mean that India's shares remains at 20.6% according to existing norms or are they going to negotiate on this in the April meeting?

 

Frankly speaking we should negotiate and give some money to Afghans and Irish.