India's new cricket bosses named by country's top courtREUTERS India's captain Virat Kohli speaks with his teammate Mahendra Singh Dhoni during their T20 clash with England. India's top court on Monday appointed four administrators to run the business operations of Indian cricket's ruling body and carry out reforms to its set-up. Other members are Indian historian and cricket writer Ramchandra Guha, Vikram Limaye of the Infrastructure Development Finance Company and former Indian woman cricket captain Diana Edulji. READ MORE:* BCCI chief and secretary removed by India's top court* Court ruling 'victory for cricket'* Reason: A greedy India is cricket's true villainFormer chief justice R.M.Lodha was appointed by the court in early 2015 to head up a committee to reform the running of Indian cricket following the IPL corruption scandal. With India's growing economy, and billions of dollars flowing in from sponsorships, India's cricket board is one of the most powerful in the international game.

Source: Stuff January 30, 2017 13:06 UTC