BCCI-PCB talks rescheduled after Sena protest

October 19, 2015 11:31

JUST IN: BCCI-PCB talks, which were to take place on Monday, have been rescheduled after Shiv Sena staged a protest at the cricket body's HQ in Mumbai against Board president Shashank Manohar's scheduled meeting with Pakistan Cricket Board chief Shahryar Khan to discuss the fate of bilateral series slated for December.

Earlier, IPL chairman Rajeev Shukla took to Twitter to condemn the attack on the BCCI's headquarters.

"Strongly condemn the attack on BCCI Office by Shiv Sena," Shukla, a top BCCI functionary, wrote on his twitter handle.

"BCCI is a responsible body and will not do anything against national interest. Cricketing decisions should be left to BCCI."

"Cricket is a gentleman's game and the spirit of the game expects same generosity and tolerance from those who love the game," he further tweeted.

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