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BCCI to study Gower’s book
NEW DELHI. Sept 4: English cricketer David Gowtr may have won few friends in India by accu
*lng Tndtan bowlers of balltampering In a 1990 series but he has found a ready buyer for his autobiography reports AFP
The Board of Control for Cricket In India (BCCI) is ordering a copy of the book to read Gower s comments first hand before deciding what action to take on the controversy. BCCI secretary C Nagaraj was quoted as saying Thursday
Nagaraj told the Press Trust of India in the southern city of Bangalore that the BCCI • working committee will meet after "making an in-depth study of the comments' and take a decision
Indian cricket authorities will also ask England s Teat and County Cricket Board far a clarification on the remarks published ahead of Engtand . tour of India early next year. Nagaraj said No apotogy will be sought from Gower
Gower wrote In the book that Indian bowlers had been guilty of "some surreptitious scuffing up on one aide of the ball to make II wobble at the drawn 1990 Oval match, the last of three Testa
This was quickly snuffed out by umpire Niffri Pfewa " he wrote, dragging Indian bowlers
Into an ugly controversy over alleged ball-doctoring by Pak Istanl pace bowlers Waqar You nls and Wasim Akram on their just ended tour of England.
Nagaraj said England s India tour was In no jeopardy because of the English batsman's comments, putting such fears at rest
A contrite Gower offered to apologise after drawing an angry riposte from Bishen Singh Bedi, the Indian manager on the 1990 tour who said the ball-doctoring charge was "absolute rubbish"
'BOYCOTT INDIANS’ CALL
Meanwhile, another AFP report from London says: In dlan Teat cricketers seeking contracts with English club sides next season are likely to miss out.
The League Cricket Confer ence (LCC) are to discuss a boycott of Indian professionals
Man Inder Singh, who was con traded to northern league .Ide Fleetwood, and pxrnwn Atul Wasson, who was with Heaton in the Bolton league, went
BouT^anded their clubs sick notea signed by the same Huddersfield doctor, but then reported fit for North Zone , opening match in the Dufeep
secretary Nell Edwards
said The option available to u. Is that we recommend to leagues that they don't ehgage Indians for the forseabte fu turn.
"I've written to the Indian Board and said this is the likely course of action and that we await any comment they wish to make. So far they haven't replied."