ICC President N. Srinivasan's Board Of Control For Cricket In India Role In Limbo

India’s Supreme Court on Monday "gave investigators another two months to probe allegations of corruption in cricket as they blocked a bid" by Int'l Cricket Council President N. Srinivasan to resume his role as head of the national board, according to the AFP. The panel of investigators submitted an initial report into the allegations surrounding the Indian Premier League to the Supreme Court on Friday "but had asked for more time to wrap up their inquiries." In Monday’s hearing in New Delhi, a two-judge bench gave the panel until Nov. 10 "when the court will meet again." Rejecting a plea by the Board of Control for Cricket in India lawyers to reinstate Srinivasan, the bench said Monday that "this could not be done until investigations against him had been completed" (AFP, 9/1).