That is because the other cricket boards aren't going to agree with BCCI on this matter. "It is extremely unlikely that the ICC and other cricket boards will agree to the amount/share envisaged under the financial model that was put in place in 2014. "While throwing light on the previous BCCI AGM which approved on how BCCI should work within the collaborative framework with ICC. "You are all aware that a certain financial model was proposed in 2014 and accepted by the other cricket boards and the same was meant to commence in 2015/2016. "At the same time, they made it clear that the share that was envisaged under the financial model that was put in place in 2014 was too high and not acceptable to them.

Source: Times of India May 03, 2017 08:24 UTC