At a media briefing today at Lord's, ICC chief executive Malcolm Speed announced that an agreement had been reached with the BCCI over the Mohali Test, due to start Monday. The BCCI will exclude Sehwag to serve his ICC-imposed ban. The ICC have agreed to review the penalties handed out by match referee Mike Denness in the second India-South Africa Test and will reconsider the status of the disputed third match of the series. The ICC will also establish a match referee's commission.
Mohali Test will go ahead after BCCI agree to exclude Sehwag
At a media briefing today at Lord's, ICC chief executive Malcolm Speed announced that an agreement had been reached with the BCCI over the Mohali Test, due to start Monday
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Nov 30, 2001, 12:00 AM
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VLive Sports Desk- Editorial Angle:Analysis of Mohali Test will go ahead after BCCI agree to exclude Sehwag: At a media briefing today at Lord's, ICC chief executive Malcolm Speed announced that an agreement had been reached with the BCCI over the Mohali Test, due to start Monday — assessing tactical impact and tournament progression.
- Tactical Context:The ICC have agreed to review the penalties handed out by match referee Mike Denness in the second India-South Africa Test and will reconsider the status of the disputed third match of the series.
- Tournament Context:Part of England tour of India 2001/02. Follow real-time tournament standings, fixture progression, and live scorecards on VLive.
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