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Can India withdraw from the Champions trophy?


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Yes.  And legally.  Without any penalties, financial or otherwise.

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Can India withdraw from Champions Trophy?

What the MPA says

6.4 Member may terminate this Agreement as a whole (but not in part only)

(c) if there are any material changes that are materially adverse to Member to (i) the structure of the Finance and Commercial Affairs Committee of the IDI Board; (ii) the structure of the Executive Committee of the ICC Board; (iii) the membership of (i.e. the ICC Members represented on) the Finance and Commercial Affairs Committee of the IDI Board or the Executive Committee of the ICC Board; or (iv) the percentage of "Contribution Costs" of IDI receivable by Member as approved by the IDI Board; or

(d) if there is any other material change to any of the resolutions passed by the ICC Board in Singapore on 8th February 2014 (as amended by the ICC Board in Dubai on 9th April 2014) that (i) has not been approved in advance by Member; and (ii) has a materially adverse effect on Member.

http://www.espncricinfo.com/icc-champions-trophy-2017/content/story/1094721.html

 

The Cricinfo Article goes on to make a big stink about how the "CoA" needs to approve such a drastic move.   Its laughably clear how badly they are trying to downplay the unspoken threat.   Bottomline - just like the PCB bhikaaris  have no legal leg to stand on, to ask for Indian tour, similarly the ICC can not penalize India if it exercises its rights and withdraws from the Champions trophy.  

 

 

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Problem is BCCI currently does not have any brute leader.. the one who can dictate terms. I doubt if BCCI would pull out..

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1 hour ago, veer said:

Problem is BCCI currently does not have any brute leader.. the one who can dictate terms. I doubt if BCCI would pull out..

Timing is not in BCCI's favor.  A pull-out threat holds a lot more water if we were a few months away - because BCCI could have taken more than just Team India out.  And arranged for the TV channels and sponsors to have alternative content.  With a few weeks left, all of that is almost impossible to do.

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Bigger problem is that the new 'reforms' make it harder for the BCCI to apply its leverage.   That's even worse than the revenue cut - which frankly, is not really going to hurt India much.

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4 minutes ago, sandeep said:

BCCI needs to bring back Lalit Modi.

No. It's missing likes of Dalmiya and Srini mama. Would've been fun to watch what would've happened to ICC had they tried the same tactic with those two at the helm :pop2: 

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18 minutes ago, sandeep said:

Timing is not in BCCI's favor.  A pull-out threat holds a lot more water if we were a few months away - because BCCI could have taken more than just Team India out.  And arranged for the TV channels and sponsors to have alternative content.  With a few weeks left, all of that is almost impossible to do.

They could say.. alright we can go in CT but then pull out from other bilaterals.. or may be Indian sponsors have that clause in contract saying ''if no India, then we are eligible to pull out''..

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1 hour ago, Ultimate_Game said:

No. It's missing likes of Dalmiya and Srini mama. Would've been fun to watch what would've happened to ICC had they tried the same tactic with those two at the helm :pop2: 

We are missing Srini for sure.  Given he's 70+ and ruled out, Modi's the next best choice.  Dalmiya's long dead.   Bottomline, BCCI needs to do its homework and come up with sound legal strategy.  But that takes time.  In the meantime, a decision has to be taken regarding the champions trophy.  

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4 minutes ago, sandeep said:

We are missing Srini for sure.  Given he's 70+ and ruled out, Modi's the next best choice.  Dalmiya's long dead.   Bottomline, BCCI needs to do its homework and come up with sound legal strategy.  But that takes time.  In the meantime, a decision has to be taken regarding the champions trophy.  

Modi never seemed trustworthy to me. The guy looks like a snake and I feel he can bite BCCI for his personal gains similar to Shashank Manohar. Dalmiya was the best BCCI head we ever had :sad: 

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yeah.. what's the story behind Shashank Manohar? Why is he going against India? He got back stabbed when he was in BCCI?

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1 hour ago, Ultimate_Game said:

Modi never seemed trustworthy to me. The guy looks like a snake and I feel he can bite BCCI for his personal gains similar to Shashank Manohar. Dalmiya was the best BCCI head we ever had :sad: 

They are all untrustworthy.  Dalmiya was referred to as "DollarMiya" for a reason.  Those early Tv rights bids for Indian cricket were spuriously low - and almost always went to one bidder - for a reason well-known to those in the inner circle.   Dalmiya was good.  Modi's strength was setting up the commercial league and working the business angle.  He may not be the best at working the ICC regulations, but given his background dealing with the Rajasthan board and BCCI internal politics, and especially given his tendency to ramp up the IPL - he would have scared the ICC $hitless.  

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3 hours ago, chewy said:

If can't pullout, then send in team of amateurs from club cricket around India. 

Send a team with Unadkat, Dinda, Murali Vijay, Pujara, Mandeep etc. captained by Rahane :phehe:

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12 hours ago, Sidhoni said:

The real question is, can CT exist without India?

 

2007 world cup existed without India. well, without india for more than half of the tournament.

 

I see some fans here wants India to pull out of ICC. But it will only affect India in long term as ICC did existed without India and it will continue to be.

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48 minutes ago, BOKKA said:

 

2007 world cup existed without India. well, without india for more than half of the tournament.

 

I see some fans here wants India to pull out of ICC. But it will only affect India in long term as ICC did existed without India and it will continue to be.

We all know how that turned out. ICC would never dare to go back to that format. 

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