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ICC Media Briefing Re. BCCI And Virender Sehwag
ICC Media Release - 29 November 2001

Intense discussions have been taking place over the past 24 hours between the ICC and BCCI, in order to save the Mohali Test match between India and England.

The ICC has made three written offers to the BCCI to reach a sensible resolution to the matter and there have been lengthy telephone conversations between ICC Chief Executive Officer Malcolm Speed and BCCI President Jagmohan Dalmiya.

ICC President Malcolm Gray has offered to extend the deadline given to the BCCI and fly with Malcolm Speed to Kuala Lumpur for a final summit meeting with Mr Dalmiya on Saturday.

Malcolm Speed will hold a media briefing at 4.30 pm today, Thursday 29th November, at Lord's Cricket Ground to update the latest position on the negotiations with the BCCI.

What: Media briefing by Malcolm Speed, ICC Chief Executive Officer
When: 4.30 pm London time, today, Thursday, 29th November 2001
Where: Media Centre, Lord's Cricket Ground

Media contact:

Mark Harrison or Chris Nockels
ICC Communications Department
Tel: + 44 (0) 207 266 7913 - Mark Harrison
+ 44 (0) 207 266 7915 - Chris Nockels

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