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Series cancellations cost BCCI Rs 120 cr in '08

Mumbai: The Board rubbished reports in the media that sponsors associated with it have defaulted in or delayed their payments. Srinivasan also stated that the BCCI's projected revenue has taken a hit to the tune of Rs 120 crore because of cancellation of two ODIs against England (scheduled at Guwahati   ....Read more

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Cry for the money lost and not for the victims of Mumbai massacres by the terroristsBy: S.Balakrishnan | Saturday , 3 Jan '09 23:14:50 PM Reply | Forward Cry loud for the loss while the loss inflicted by Paki terrorists are much more than the one you lost. Stop crying. BCCI does not need that money. You spend it on wasteful expenditures and do not train our young people. Our cricketers are already millionaires while the vast majority of Indians have no opportunity to participate in any sports. I hope the government taxes the money made by BCCI and use it to develop Indian sports. Instead of coming out and saying we are pround of supporting India these people count the money they lost by the cancellation of the Pak matches. What whimps and what a greedy bunch who care for nothing but their own riches.
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