"I have of course been following developments in regard to the BCCI and the decision of the Indian Supreme Court and will continue to do so over the following weeks. India is a vitally important member of the ICC and contrary to some reports, I believe a strong BCCI based on solid governance foundations is good for cricket," Manohar wrote in a column on ICC website, which was re-launched on the day. "Another widely discussed area of focus for our sport that we hope to make progress on in 2017 is around the structures of international cricket. Thus it is not for us to impose a structure on the members. We need to work in partnership with them, facilitating discussion around the future structure and providing the resource to work through and test ideas," he stated.

Source: Times of India February 01, 2017 11:33 UTC