Former Chief Justice of India, RM Lodha, submitted his report on the various aspects of reforms in the BCCI to the Supreme Court on Monday. The report culminates the panel's exhaustive investigations into how the game is run in the country and what could be done to ensure that transparency and accountability is the rule and not the exception in the administration of cricket in India.

The Lodha panel proposes the constitution and establishment of a players association. Justice Lodha proposes limited autonomy for IPL Governing Council. BCCI has to now decide,idea is to keep governance and management separate. The Lodha Committee recommends relegation of Railways, Services and Universities as Associate members. They also lose voting rights. The Lodha panel recommends separate governing bodies for the IPL and BCCI. One Association of each State will be full-member and have the right to vote, Lodha panel recommends.