Amidst accusation of bowing to the BCCI, the ICC managed to wriggle out of the mess in Sydney. Despite other pressing affairs, they have now opened a new front; they have taken on Gavaskar in a belated bid to enforce discipline in their ranks.
The International Cricket Council (ICC) is all set to take action against it's Cricket Committee chairman Sunil Gavaskar for his outburst against match referee Mike Procter, who had slapped a three-Test ban on Indian off-spinner Harbhajan Singh for racist abuse.
Since I am not well versed in the ICC rules, I take it “they have a strong case against Gavaskar”. However, if the BCCI comes out in support of Gavaskar and ICC loses the case, is it another example of BCCI flexing its muscle?
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