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The Supreme Court released an order on Friday confining the disqualification rules under the Lodha Committee reforms for BCCI member associations to office-bearers. The updated order clears the air for a large number of individuals involved in the board’s administration ahead of its elections.

Hyderabad Cricket Association Electoral Officer V.S. Sampath confirmed, in a statement on Friday, that the date of filing nominations has been extended till September 21. The decision was in the wake of the Supreme Court definition for disqualification for the purpose of contesting elections.

The Tamil Nadu Cricket Association (TNCA) has confirmed that a committee has been appointed to examine the corruption allegations against the T20 tournament organised by the state. Meanwhile, BCCI’s Anti-Corruption Unit is also probing into possible links between players and bookies.

The Hyderabad Cricket Association (HCA) has expressed its displeasure at the unfair treatment at the hand of the Supreme Court-appointed Committee of Administrators. The CoA failed to inform the HCA in good time that the strength of its apex council can go up to a maximum of 19 members.