MUMBAI: The Rajasthan High Court announced on Wednesday that representatives of 31 district units of the Rajasthan Cricket Association have unanimously voted to accept Board of Control for Cricket in India’s (BCCI) conditions for revocation of the ban on the RCA.
At the voting that took place on January 18, BCCI’s conditions were accepted by 31 members, with the exception of secretaries of Alwar and Dungarpur DCUs, who were absent.
According to a report in Times of India, former RCA VP Vivek Vyas said: “The HC has asked the RCA president and secretary to give their undertakings, as demanded by the BCCI, at the earliest. These undertakings will be sent today (Wednesday) itself. It is now just a matter of time before the ban is officially revoked.”
Decision on whether Indian Premier League matches will be hosted in Jaipur will also be discussed on Saturday.
Vyas adds, “Technically the ban on the RCA is yet to be revoked, so the court told the BCCI to ask the state government if all the requirements for hosting IPL matches will be made.”
A meeting between IPL chairman Rajeev Shukla, BCCI office-bearers, RCA members and Rajasthan Royals representatives will likely take place on the day of IPL auction.
