It is reliably learnt ...
At the end of the most-awaited Review Committee meeting in recent times, Ranbir Singh Mahendra, the Indian board president, said, "No player, captain or coach will write or have any interaction with the media on this issue."
The Surfer
25-Feb-2013
At the end of the most-awaited Review Committee meeting in recent times, Ranbir Singh Mahendra, the Indian board president, said, "No player, captain or coach will write or have any interaction with the media on this issue."
The Surfer chuckled because the media always has one resort that will never fail it - 'reliable sources'. The problem, though, is that the first part is often absent.
The Calcutta Telegraph found out that the "BCCI would have considered doing away with both [Chappell and Ganguly] if an understanding wasn’t reached."
Mid Day, a Mumbai-based tabloid, reported on Ganguly's fiery counter-attack where he responded to many of Chappell's allegations.
Mumbai Mirror, another Mumbai-based newspaper, found out that Ganguly, in a six-page report, said Chappell was trying to be "boss" of the team and gave numerous incidents describing his "controlling nature" while Hindustan Times listed six issues that Ganguly brought up during the meeting.
Cricinfo's Anand Vasu was there too. Check out his take on the events, his description of a chaotic day, and what he found out about happenings behind closed doors.