The annual general meeting (AGM) of the Cricket Association of Bengal
(CAB), scheduled on July 31, is set to be postponed after a Lodha panel
directive reached the association on Wednesday evening.
According
to the directive, the state associations must adhere to all the
recommendations and ensure all administrative changes are put in place
within the six-month deadline set by the Supreme Court. Some CAB members
were hopeful that the elections, which were on the AGM agenda, could be
conducted after the Jammu & Kashmir Cricket Association (JKCA) went
ahead with their polls on Tuesday. But the directive clearly stated
that all elections in BCCI and state associations should be "kept on
hold."
There was no official communication from the CAB on
Wednesday, but it was learnt that president Sourav Ganguly will meet all
office-bearers on Thursday before announcing the decision. It was also
learnt that the BCCI will hold a meeting on Monday with legal experts.

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