IPL team-owners don't want Shashank Manohar?

New Delhi: The stage seems to be set for a fight over who will take over from Lalit Modi. (Read: Modi prepares defense, says won't resign)

While BCCI chief Shashank Manohar is Sharad Pawar's choice, some of the IPL team-owners apparently think otherwise. (Read: Team-owners back Modi)

NDTV has learnt that they don't believe Manohar can run the IPL like Lalit Modi. So they have their own plan in place. (Forum: Can IPL survive sans Modi's vision?)

If Modi does go, they will propose to the IPL Governing Council that:

• IPL franchises will nominate one of their own to be appointed as IPL Commissioner on a rotation basis for a period of two years
• The Vice Chairman of IPL would be a person nominated by the BCCI
• The Governing council should be controlled by the BCCI with Modi as a member