N. Srinivasan

Former BCCI president N. Srinivasan claims that he used his authority to quell a move to remove MS Dhoni as skipper in 2012.

Mahendra Singh Dhoni is not bothered about controversy theories about his equation with N. Srinivasan.

India's share of world cricket revenues was increased from USD 293 to USD 405 million by the ICC.

N. Srinivasan is ineligible to hold office in BCCI or state associations.

N. Srinivasan was being tipped to return to India cricket with a role in the ICC. But the BCCI AGM decided against it and let president Anurag Thakur continue

As Chennai Super Kings serve their two-year ban from India Premier League, Tamil Nadu has launched its own premier T20 league

The Justice Lodha panel has suggested sweeping changes for better governance of the Board of Control for Cricket in India. If the age and tenure clauses come into effect, former BCCI presidents N. Srinivasan and Sharad Pawar will be forced to retire from Board politics.

Board of Control for Cricket India had paid an UK-based security and investigations company Rs 6 crore to allegedly 'spy' on certain Board officials who opposed N. Srinivasan.

N. Srinivasan's tumultuous tenure as the International Cricket Council chairman was cut short on Monday after the powerful Indian board (BCCI) withdrew support for its former president.

Often described as the sport's most powerful man, former Board of Control for Cricket in India chief Srinivasan took over as International Cricket Council chairman in June 2014 in controversial circumstances.

Several key decision were taken by the Board of Control for Cricket in India in its Annual General Meeting in Mumbai on Monday. N. Srinivasan

N. Srinivasan was elected the first chairman of the International Cricket Council for a two-year term. The former BCCI president will be replaced by current Board chief Shashank Manohar. Ravi Shastri has also been removed from the IPL governing council due to conflict of interest

Appointment of the Ombudsman, or Ethics Officer, is one of the key changes that have been proposed in the BCCI's Memorandum of Rules and Regulations to be taken up at the AGM. A new selection panel for the national team will also be formed.

Sundar Raman was the man who ran the Indian Premier League since its inception in 2008. Brought in by former IPL chairman Lalit Modi, Raman worked closely with BCCI president N. Srinivasan as well.

International Cricket Council CEO David Richardson says N. Srinivasan as ICC head and Manohar as BCCI chief will not affect the relations between the two organisations.

Former BCCI president N. Srinivasan claims that he used his authority to quell a move to remove MS Dhoni as skipper in 2012.

Mahendra Singh Dhoni is not bothered about controversy theories about his equation with N. Srinivasan.

India's share of world cricket revenues was increased from USD 293 to USD 405 million by the ICC.

N. Srinivasan is ineligible to hold office in BCCI or state associations.

N. Srinivasan was being tipped to return to India cricket with a role in the ICC. But the BCCI AGM decided against it and let president Anurag Thakur continue

As Chennai Super Kings serve their two-year ban from India Premier League, Tamil Nadu has launched its own premier T20 league

The Justice Lodha panel has suggested sweeping changes for better governance of the Board of Control for Cricket in India. If the age and tenure clauses come into effect, former BCCI presidents N. Srinivasan and Sharad Pawar will be forced to retire from Board politics.

Board of Control for Cricket India had paid an UK-based security and investigations company Rs 6 crore to allegedly 'spy' on certain Board officials who opposed N. Srinivasan.

N. Srinivasan's tumultuous tenure as the International Cricket Council chairman was cut short on Monday after the powerful Indian board (BCCI) withdrew support for its former president.

Often described as the sport's most powerful man, former Board of Control for Cricket in India chief Srinivasan took over as International Cricket Council chairman in June 2014 in controversial circumstances.

Several key decision were taken by the Board of Control for Cricket in India in its Annual General Meeting in Mumbai on Monday. N. Srinivasan

N. Srinivasan was elected the first chairman of the International Cricket Council for a two-year term. The former BCCI president will be replaced by current Board chief Shashank Manohar. Ravi Shastri has also been removed from the IPL governing council due to conflict of interest

Appointment of the Ombudsman, or Ethics Officer, is one of the key changes that have been proposed in the BCCI's Memorandum of Rules and Regulations to be taken up at the AGM. A new selection panel for the national team will also be formed.

Sundar Raman was the man who ran the Indian Premier League since its inception in 2008. Brought in by former IPL chairman Lalit Modi, Raman worked closely with BCCI president N. Srinivasan as well.

International Cricket Council CEO David Richardson says N. Srinivasan as ICC head and Manohar as BCCI chief will not affect the relations between the two organisations.