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September 26, 2008Posted on 09/26/2008 in Indian cricket
BCCI's office 'befitting their status'
In 2004, the Mumbai-based Mid Day ran a story on the ramshackle offices the BCCI operated out of. The paper's sports editor Clayton Murzello revisits the BCCI's headquarters and finds that India's richest sporting body now has a plush, modern office. He now wants the BCCI to build a state-of-the-art rehabilitation centre to help players recuperate from injuries.
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