A view of the BCCI logo at its headquarters in Mumbai.
The Supreme Court on Thursday appointed senior advocate P.S. Narasimha, who is assisting the apex court as an amicus curiae in the BCCI matter, as mediator for resolving various disputes related to cricket administration in the country.
A bench of Justices S.A. Bobde and A.M. Spare was informed by Mr. Narasimha that former apex court judge Justice (retd) D.K. Jain has assumed charge as the ombudsman of Board of Control for Cricket in India (BCCI).
“The game must go on,” the bench said, asking Mr. Narasimha to act as mediator in the cricket administration disputes.
The bench also asked Mr. Narasimha to look into the dispute relating to release of funds by the court appointed committee of administrators to various cricket associations.
In addition, it restrained all other courts in India from entertaining for proceeding with any matter pertaining to BCCI and state cricket associations.
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