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Sports

ICC forms dispute panel on PCB’s complain again BCCI

The International Cricket Council (ICC) has formed a three-member dispute committee on Pakistan Cricket Board’s (PC
Published April 11, 2018 Updated April 11, 2018 02:25pm

The International Cricket Council (ICC) has formed a three-member dispute committee on Pakistan Cricket Board’s (PCB) complain against  Board of Control for Cricket in India (BCCI).

A dispute panel comprising Chairperson Michael Beloff QC, Jan Paulsson and Annabelle Bennett will hear the matter over three-days at the ICC headquarters in Dubai.

The dates for the hearing will be communicated in the future and the decisions of the dispute panel will be made public.

Back in November 2017, the PCB has sent a legal notice to the ICC to set up a dispute resolution panel for adjudicating the matter of Indian cricket board not honouring its promise of playing bilateral series with Pakistan.

The PCB is claiming up to $70 million for missed series in 2014 and 2015 from BCCI after the country failed to attend two series as part of a memorandum of understanding (MoU) signed between the two boards.

Copyright Business Recorder, 2018

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