POSTED: Saturday February 21st 2009
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ICC confirms meeting with BCCI and ICL set for Monday in Johannesburg
President David Morgan: “The best opportunity to solve a dispute is to have the parties face-to-face”
“I hope we can at least make a start in bringing about a settlement”
High-quality audio of Mr Morgan’s comments available for free download and use from http://icc-cricket.yahoo.com/
ICC President David Morgan today confirmed he and Chief Executive Haroon Lorgat would meet with representatives of the Board of Control for Cricket in India (BCCI) and the Indian Cricket League (ICL) on Monday 23 February in Johannesburg.
Mr Morgan said he had arranged the meeting to try and bring about a settlement to the long-running dispute between the two parties.
“I’ve long regarded it as a priority to bring together the BCCI and the owners of the ICL and I’m pleased to say we have fixed a meeting to take place in Johannesburg on Monday,” he said.
“I hope we might be successful in coming to a mutually acceptable conclusion. I can’t be certain that will be the case but I hope we can at least make a start in bringing about a settlement.
“I think this is significant because experience tells me that the best opportunity to solve a dispute is to have the parties face-to-face,” added Mr Morgan.
High-quality audio of Mr Morgan’s comments is available for free download and use from the ICC’s website at http://icc-cricket.yahoo.com/
Also available at that location is audio from ICC Chief Executive Haroon Lorgat commenting on:
- Antigua’s successful staging of the third West Indies – England Test match
- Why the ICC believes Test cricket is so important
- Why he is looking forward to the South Africa – Australia Test series
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