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BCCI in a spot of bother

CRICiNFO, undated
The Indian board faces an embarrassing situation after letting Sachin Tendulkar appear for a Masters T\venty20 match in Wellington on Friday where he will play alongside Hamish Marshall, the former New Zealand batsman who featured in the unauthorised ICL last year.
New Zealand Cricket (NZC) confirmed in a press release that Tendulkar will turn out for the NZCPA (New Zealand Cricket Players' Association) Masters side while Dinesh Karthik, who is also part of the Indian squad on this tour, will play for ACA Masters.
Heath Mills, the NZCPA chief executive, said Marshall, who played for ICL's Royal Bengal Tigers, will also be part of the NZCPA squad.
The BCCI has shunned official contact with ICL players and last year, refused to let WS Laxman appear for Nottinghamshire because the county had ICL players in its ranks.
"The ICL players are allowed to play in New Zealand domestic cricket," Mills said. "Moreover, Hamish is not an ICL-contracted player. He finished his contract last year." But an ICL official told Cricinfo that Marshall, who played his last ICL game on November 8, is still with the private league.
According to Mills, Marshall is currendy playing with Gloucestershire.
Ratnakar Shetty, the BCCI's chief administra tive officer, declined to comment for the moment Gary Kirsten, the India coach, was
quoted in the NZC press release as saying that the Masters game was "a great opportunity for Tendulkar and Karthik to have a few hits - we were happy to work with the Players' Association to bring them into the Masters teams."
Niranjan Shall, the Indian team's manager in New Zealand, said the BCCI would take up the issue with Justin Vaughan, the NZC chief executive. "No Indian player will play for a team that has an ICL player," Shah said. About Marshall, Shall said that it "would not be a problem" if the batsman is no longer an ICL player.
New Zealand has about eight ICL players and currendy there are four of them - Marshall, Shane Bond, Chris Harris and Daryl Tuffey -playing on the domestic circuit.
NZC has billed the International Masters game at the Westpac Stadium on Friday as the curtain-raiser to the T\venty20 International between India and New Zealand that will be held later the same day at the same venue.
Meanwhile, discussions are still on between the BCCI and NZC over a practice match for India’s Test specialists, including Rahul Dravid and Laxman, who will join the tour later. It was previously proposed that these players be drafted into anyone of New Zealand's domestic squads for a match but that plan has been opposed by NZCPA, who said it breached the board's one overseas player per team rule.
"We will be hating a meeting with the NZC soon," Mills said. "Justin Vaughan is in South Africa for die ICC meeting, so we are waiting for him to be back. But we are expecting a decision in the next couple of days."