Supreme Court allows Srinivasan to take charge
The Supreme Court of India has ruled that N Srinivasan can resume his duties as BCCI president, so long as he doesn't deal with any matters relating to the IPL

N Srinivasan: "I am quite happy because BCCI needs somebody" • Hindustan Times
Who makes up the three-member panel
L Nageshwara Rao: Advocate from Guntur, Andhra Pradesh. He joined the Andhra Pradesh High Court in 1982 and moved to the Supreme Court in 1995. He was appointed Additional Solicitor-General for a second time in August 2013, following a stint in 2003. He is said to be "very good, very clean. If there is evidence, he will prosecute." Has appeared in cases pertaining to administrative and constitutional law and was counsel for several universities in Andhra Pradesh.
Nilay Dutta: Senior advocate and member of the Bar Council of north eastern states. Dutta was part of a 'special purpose committee' proposed by the BCCI to the court to look into the spot-fixing issue. The apex court dismissed the proposal but included Dutta's name when suggesting their own independent three-member panel. A legal background and an involvement in cricket - he once stood as umpire in an ODI in 1990 between India and Sri Lanka. He is listed as a member of the IPL Governing Council but the BCCI apparently told the Supreme Court he had resigned from the council over the weekend. Is also on the Constitution Review committee along with N Srinivasan, Arun Jaitley and DV Subba Rao.
Mukul Mudgal: The head of the panel and one of the foremost authorities on sports law in India. He wrote Law & Sports in India - Development, Issues and Challenges in 2011, which is dedicated to "unknown and unsung Indian sports persons who toil for the love of sport without due recognition or reward."