NEW DELHI: The BCCI on Monday filed an appeal in the Supreme Court against the recent verdict of Bombay high court that declared the board's probe panel in IPL spot fixing "illegal and unconstitutional."
The decision to appeal against the high court ruling was taken at a meeting of the IPL governing council in Delhi on August 2.
The Bombay High Court's ruling was in response to a PIL filed by Cricket Association of Bihar. The PIL argued that the two-member panel set up by the BCCI to investigate allegations of corruption in the IPL was constituted illegally.
The court had raised questions on the manner in which the panel was constituted, stating that the BCCI had violated its own constitution in the process.
"The (probe) Commission was not duly constituted and was contrary to and in violation of the provisions of Rules 2.2 and 3 of Section 6 of the Operational Rules (of BCCI)," said Justices MS Sonak and SF Vajifdar in a 61-page verdict.
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