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Star-studded Mohun Bagans I-League-winning players have threatened to approach the All India Football Federation if their dues, withheld owing to the COVID-19 pandemic, are not cleared at the earliest. Mohun Bagan player Papa Babacar Diawara seen in action against East Bengal during I-League Match, at Salt Lake stadium, in Kolkata. Samir Jana / Hindustan Times Unable to pay salaries to their players, including foreign recruits, Indian club football heavyweights Mohun Bagan have asked them to wait till the restrictions imposed to tackle the COVID-
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Indian Premier League s IPL s governing council decided on Sunday to form a working group that will study the Lodha committee s order on a betting scandal in the cash-rich tournament.The decision was taken at a meeting in Mumbai where members discussed the implications of the verdict that suspended Chennai Super Kings and Rajasthan Royals from the domestic T20 league for two years.The Justice Lodha Committee was constituted by the Supreme Court in January this year to announce the quantum of punishment against Gurunath Meiyappan, the former team principal of CSK, Raj Kundra, co-owner of the Rajasthan Royals, and the two franchisees -- India Cements Ltd, owner of CSK, and Jaipur IPL, owner of the Royals.The BCCI said that it will adhere to the verdict in totality. The board will make public the names of the working group members on Monday. The board said the recommendations of the group -- which will function under the chairmanship of politician Rajeev Shukla -- will be sent to the BCCI s all-powerful working committee. BCCI respects the verdict of the Lodha commission and will abide by their decisions, in toto. The members re
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