Earlier this week, a team of Goa Police had met BCCI officials at its Mumbai headquarters, seeking details of funds released to GCA, a senior police official told PTI.
The cricket board has asked for five days time to share details as the information sought dates back to 2007-08, the official added.
The Economic Offence Cell of the state police had arrested GCA president Chetan Dessai, secretary Vinod Phadke and treasurer Akbar Mulla on June 15 for allegedly siphoning fund worth Rs 3.13 crore.
"We are trying to get the detail about the cheque and also whether more such funds were given to GCA that has gone unaccounted," a police official said.
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All three GCA officials have refuted the charge of their involvement in withdrawing the money through illegally opened account.
Police are now trying to check who collected the cheque from BCCI's Mumbai office.
Once Narvekar is fit to give his statement, more inputs about this cheque would be known, he said.
The arrested GCA officials were freed on bail by a local court on June 24 on the condition that they should not visit GCA office for the next 15 days.