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The BCCI Working Committee meeting
on Sunday decided to include two new
teams for the coming season of the
Indian Premier League. It also decided
not to terminate Chennai Super Kings
and Rajasthan Royals that are on a
two-year suspension.
IPL chairman Rajeev Shukla had said
that the tournament cannot be held
with just six teams. He insisted that
the IPL is a 'robust' product and the
judgment (suspension of teams)
would not affect it.
“The decision whether it will be a 10-
team affair from 2018 will only be
taken at the AGM where the other
major decisions including bilateral
series with Pakistan will be discussed,”
a senior BCCI office-bearer told PTI.
Among other important decisions
taken at today’s meeting, the Board
has scheduled its Annual General
Meeting for November 9. Read More @: BCCI not to terminate CSK, RR; two new teams in next IPL: The Hindu - Mobile edition
on Sunday decided to include two new
teams for the coming season of the
Indian Premier League. It also decided
not to terminate Chennai Super Kings
and Rajasthan Royals that are on a
two-year suspension.
IPL chairman Rajeev Shukla had said
that the tournament cannot be held
with just six teams. He insisted that
the IPL is a 'robust' product and the
judgment (suspension of teams)
would not affect it.
“The decision whether it will be a 10-
team affair from 2018 will only be
taken at the AGM where the other
major decisions including bilateral
series with Pakistan will be discussed,”
a senior BCCI office-bearer told PTI.
Among other important decisions
taken at today’s meeting, the Board
has scheduled its Annual General
Meeting for November 9. Read More @: BCCI not to terminate CSK, RR; two new teams in next IPL: The Hindu - Mobile edition
