India-Australia T20: Apple's request for 20 passes sets off war in BCCI
A request from tech giant Apple for 20 hospitality passes to attend an India-Australia T20 match this month has resulted in BCCI secretary Amitabh Choudhary launching a scathing attack on the board's stand-in president C K Khanna.
Citing Khanna's refusal to sanction some of these passes from the president's quota for the match in Hyderabad on October 13, Choudhary sent an email to the BCCI chief accusing him of neglecting important board issues because his “favourite subject has consistently been passes for international matches and even IPL games&rdquo ;.The T20 match eventually could not be held due to rain.
Citing Khanna's refusal to sanction some of these passes from the president's quota for the match in Hyderabad on October 13, Choudhary sent an email to the BCCI chief accusing him of neglecting important board issues because his “favourite subject has consistently been passes for international matches and even IPL games&rdquo ;.The T20 match eventually could not be held due to rain.
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