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New Delhi: The long-standing dispute between two rival groups of the Rajasthan Cricket Association has led BCCI to shift India's October 25 one-dayer against Australia out of Jaipur.
The BCCI in its AGM on Thursday decided to shift the game to Vadodara.
India are slated to play seven one-day internationals against Australia at home in October.
The BCCI told the RCA to sort out the dispute between the two groups first and only then any international match would be given to the RCA.
Meanwhile, the BCCI has retained its senior and junior selection committees for one more year, according to sources.
The bitter feud in the Rajasthan Cricket Association (RCA) on Thursday prompted the BCCI to shift the opening ODI in the best-of-seven More Pictures series between India and Australia, scheduled at Jaipur on October 25, to Vadodara.
"We have shifted the first ODI from Jaipur to Vadodara," BCCI president Shashank Manohar said after the Board's 80th AGM.
The Board condoled the death of Raj Singh Dungarpur, who died earlier this month, and has decided to name the newly introduced Corporate Trophy in the former BCCI president's name, Manohar said.
"It was also decided to set up the BCCI's umpires Academy at Nagpur to train umpires," said Manohar who has commenced the second year of his three-year term as the Board's chief.
Manohar also said that the BCCI's contract with event management firm IMG, whose service was terminated leading to protest letters from seven Indian Premier League franchise owners to the Board, has been re-negotiated.
"We would be paying IMG Rs 27 crore per year (as compare to Rs 43 crore in 2008 and Rs 33 crore in 2009). The deal is for ten years starting 2008," the Board chief said.
Manohar also sounded a warning to the franchises by saying the Board would not tolerate any more interference in its affairs.
