The ongoing feud between the Board of Control for Cricket in India and the Supreme Court-appointed Lodha Committee reached a new flash point with the panel on Wednesday directing state cricket associations not to "utilise" funds transferred to them by the BCCI till the next order in the case is delivered, according to Hindustan Times.
According to the report, the two payments for which the Lodha Committee had got the bank accounts of the BCCI frozen on Monday, had already been disbursed to the state associations.
“The banks confirm that most of these transactions were hurriedly carried out by RTGS between September 29 and October 1,” wrote Gopal Sankaranarayanan, the secretary to the Lodha panel, to the associations.
