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Kale issue: Disciplinary Committee to meet today

Kolkata Dec. 10. A high-level Disciplinary Committee of the Cricket Board would meet here on Thursday to decide the fate of first class cricketer Abhijit Kale, accused of trying to bribe his way into the Indian team.

The three-member committee is headed by the Board President Jagmohan Dalmiya and includes two Vice-Presidents, Kamal Morarka and Ranbir Singh Mahendra. Board sources here refused to spell out whether the committee would reach a final decision in the matter tomorrow itself or there would be more meetings.

Generally, a disciplinary committee is given up to six months' time to take a final decision on any matter referred to it but in this case the outcome is expected early. The sources, however, said the decision of the committee would be final and binding.

PTI

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