Supreme Court today asked the BCCI former chief Narayanaswami Srinivasan, who really owns the Indian Premier League franchise Chennai Super Kings. In its question to Srinivasan the court objected Dhoni captaincy for CSK and its asked explanation from parties as how it will not be conflict of interest.
The court termed CSK should be terminated without further enquiry. In a shock to IPL team owners SC asked cricket board to maintain transparency. Srinivasan who already involved in conflict of interest by taking chair position in BCCI though he heading CSK team owners took set back with latest orders from SC. SC asked to reveal India cements owners details to clarify Srinivasan conflict of interest issue.Adding to this SC questions to Dhoni captaincy to CSK team when BCCI chief heading the owner's panel. Its asked Dhoni explanation on this and urged to clear such conflict of interests when he knows explicitly to keep him safe.
The court termed CSK should be terminated without further enquiry. In a shock to IPL team owners SC asked cricket board to maintain transparency. Srinivasan who already involved in conflict of interest by taking chair position in BCCI though he heading CSK team owners took set back with latest orders from SC. SC asked to reveal India cements owners details to clarify Srinivasan conflict of interest issue.Adding to this SC questions to Dhoni captaincy to CSK team when BCCI chief heading the owner's panel. Its asked Dhoni explanation on this and urged to clear such conflict of interests when he knows explicitly to keep him safe.