No plans to revamp ICC code of conduct for players: Srini
9 Aug 2014 6:41 AM IST
ICC chairman N Srinivasan on Friday made it clear that the apex cricket body was ‘not considering’ a complete overhaul in the ‘Code of Conduct’ for players, which has become a subject of debate following the infamous James Anderson-Ravindra Jadeja ‘Pushgate’ incident.
‘We are not considering to revamp ICC Code of conduct for players,’ Srinivasan, a former BCCI president, told reporters. His response comes a day after BCCI secretary Sanjay Patel pushed for a complete revamp in the ICC players code of conduct.
‘As I see it, the ICC Code of Conduct needs to be revamped or rehauled, whatever you may call it. Currently the BCCI could not have asked for an appeal against the decision of the judicial commissioner (Gordon Lewis who let off Anderson).
The appellant in this case could have been only the ICC. It’s a big flaw (in the process),’ Patel had said on Thursday. Former India skipper Rahul Dravid, too, slammed the ‘not guilty’ verdict given to Anderson in the ‘pushgate’ incident and said the administrators of the game of cricket have sent out a ‘wrong message’ by letting off the England pacer without any punishment.
‘We are not considering to revamp ICC Code of conduct for players,’ Srinivasan, a former BCCI president, told reporters. His response comes a day after BCCI secretary Sanjay Patel pushed for a complete revamp in the ICC players code of conduct.
‘As I see it, the ICC Code of Conduct needs to be revamped or rehauled, whatever you may call it. Currently the BCCI could not have asked for an appeal against the decision of the judicial commissioner (Gordon Lewis who let off Anderson).
The appellant in this case could have been only the ICC. It’s a big flaw (in the process),’ Patel had said on Thursday. Former India skipper Rahul Dravid, too, slammed the ‘not guilty’ verdict given to Anderson in the ‘pushgate’ incident and said the administrators of the game of cricket have sent out a ‘wrong message’ by letting off the England pacer without any punishment.
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