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ICC, BCCI strike a note of discord over revenue, governance models

According to a senior BCCI official, the ICC has not yet withdrawn its offer of $390 mn

Shashank Manohar
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Shashank Manohar

Press Trust of India New Delhi
The International Cricket Council (ICC) is still willing to pay the Board of Control for Cricket in India (BCCI) $100 million more than the original share from the revamped revenue model amid question marks over India’s participation in the Champions Trophy. 

According to a senior BCCI official, the ICC has not yet withdrawn its offer of $390 million — nearly $100 million more than the original $293 million.

The offer, which came from ICC Chairman Shashank Manohar, was originally rejected by the BCCI.

“We have told them (ICC) that we will place their offer before the BCCI’s general body and get back to

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