One uncomfortable truth: Does India will “Control” world cricket?

The latest vocal tirade by first Australian captain and coach Greg Chappell, reiterating the comments of ICC match referee Chris Broad, has once again swung the spotlight back onto a query that has made the traditional cricketists shuffle in their seats: Does the BCCI have too much influence over the ICC? When Chappell told that “India control world cricket,” he wasn’t claiming something new; he was merely echoing a tune that has been sung before. However, the din grows louder every time the global fixture agenda appears to go out of its way to accommodate the subcontinent. It isn’ t nasty or conspiratorial; it’s all about money.

Now to know the reason for this impression, then we need to know that pathway of the money first. As we know BCCI is the richest cricket board in the world. India is the biggest source of income for them, as the fan following of cricket in India is at the huge level, which help them to increase there income growth from india as we can say india is main source for there almost income.

When Chris Broad talks about a “power play,” he is most concerned with the hidden and not-so-subtle repercussions of Indian financial control. The Global Calendar: Regardless of the size or atmosphere of your country’s semi-final; schedules always seem to place the most crucial windows on the IPL. The Global Calendar emphasizes that the Indian Premier League has effectively become international cricket’s central, immovable compass pole. Other bilateral matches, regardless of how severe, are all too regularly incorrectly squeezed or weighed in proximity to that same immovable object. The Revenue Share: Findings on the ICC’s revenue-sharing strategy have always been a heated topic. Ultimately, since India accounts for a significant portion of real revenue, yet the more magnificent Indians contribute, the more medical insurance and cricket properly paid for without suffering financially. On the other side, it’s difficult to argue from a flat, straightforward business standpoint.

Which brings us to decision-making. There is no denying how the BCCI vote can take over an ICC meeting. Suddenly, if India, on a particular topic, change of rules, a new template for a tournament or an ICC Chairman, it is a preference that cannot be matched because the rest of the cricketing world simply cannot afford the financial consequences of India hitting away or opposing the issue.

The money from the Indian broadcasts make the very famous from the west Indies to Sri Lanka to South Africa. As this show that BCCI plays a crucial role in the formation of economic model of the sport