Highlights 1 Shastri criticised some of the recommendations made by the Supreme Court-appointed Lodha Committee2 Shastri voiced his concerns about the three-year 'cooling off' period3 He said it would refrain former cricketers from joining the BCCI administrationFormer India Team Director Ravi Shastri today criticised some of the recommendations made by the Supreme Court-appointed Lodha Committee. Shastri voiced his concerns about the three-year 'cooling off' period proposed by the Lodha panel, stating that it would refrain former cricketers from joining the BCCI administration. Efforts should be made in this regard and let it not be a boxing bout," Shastri told Sanjay Manjrekar during an interaction. Not one to mince words, Shastri made it clear that no former cricketer would join the administration if compulsory cooling off period is set in place. Then go for three-year cooling off and come back for another six years.

Source: India Today September 23, 2016 15:29 UTC