CBI sleuths to visit BCCI office on June 25

The Central Bureau of Investigation (CBI) sleuths, who have been asked to trace alleged bookie Mukesh Kumar Gupta by the International Cricket Council's (ICC) anti-corruption commissioner Sir Paul Condon, will visit the Board of Control for Cricket in India (BCCI) office in Mumbai on June 25.

BCCI executive secretary, Sharad Diwadkar, told PTI in Mumbai on Wednesday that the CBI officials would visit the BCCI office on Monday but "I don't know the reason behind their visit."

When queried whether any of the ICC investigators would accompany the CBI sleuths, Diwadkar said he had not received any information regarding ICC investigators' visit and added that "we would get a clear picture only on Monday."

According to a CBI spokesman in Mumbai, the main purpose of the visit is to try and get as much information as possible which could help trace Gupta who has gone into hiding after he met the ICC investigators twice, the last time in March.