The crucial two-day conclave of the Board for Control of Cricket in India (BCCI) starts here tomorrow to chalk out the future course of Indian cricket which is at the cross-roads following the national team's debacle in the World Cup and the quitting of coach Greg Chappell.The first day of the two-day sitting would be a fact-finding mission with Chappell, captain Rahul Dravid, manager Sanjay Jagdale and selection panel chief Dilip Vengsarkar involved in the Cup review meeting with the BCCI's office bearers headed by president Sharad Pawar.Chappell, who yesterday put an end to his tempestuous and controversy-ridden 22-month stint by intimating Pawar of his intention not to seek renewal of his expired contract, and Jagdale are to submit their tour reports to the cricket board's mandarins during this meeting.It is open to conjecture what these reports may contain. But more than Chappell's report, it would be Jagdale's account which could carry a bit more weight.Jagdale, the Indore-based national selector is considered to be a neutral observer to the sorry goings-on in the West Indies that led to the disastrous and shameful first round exit of the team full of super stars and big money earners.However, being an administrator and office bearer of the MP Cricket Association it remains to be seen whether he puts in anything critical on individual players in his written report.
