Asserting that he has abided by the prevailing conflict of interest regulations, India 'A' coach Rahul Dravid has called for more clarity on the issue by the Board of Control for Cricket in India (BCCI)
Rahul Dravid
Rahul Dravid
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Asserting that he has abided by the prevailing conflict of interest regulations, India 'A' coach Rahul Dravid has called for more clarity on the issue by the Board of Control for Cricket in India (BCCI).
Dravid, who coaches the India 'A' and India U-19 sides, is under a 10-month contract with the BCCI so that he can also focus on his other job of being a mentor for the IPL Delhi Daredevils squad.
The issue had drawn the ire of former Committee of Administrators (CoA) member Ramchandra Guha, who alleged that the practice violates the norms of conflict of interest. "Yes, I have written to the CoA explaining my position and explaining the background against which this perceived conflict of interest has happened," Dravid told ESPNcricinfo yesterday.
"By the BCCI's conflict of interest rules, I was absolutely not under a conflict of interest. If the rules have changed midway through the contract, then I think it is unfair to criticise me for breaking the rules or twisting the rules to suit my convenience," he added.
"My simple point is that, not only me but there are five or six of us who are in the same position. There needs to be clarity."
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