The Supreme Court-appointed Committee of Administrators (CoA) will review India's World Cup performance in a meeting with skipper Virat Kohli and chief coach Ravi Shastri and the focus is likely to be on selections made for the big event. The CoA members led by chairman Vinod Rai, Diana Edulji and Lt Gen (Retd) Ravi Thodge will also have discussions with the chairman of selectors MSK Prasad on a roadmap for India for next year's T20 World Cup in Australia.
"We will surely have an audit meeting once the mentor and the skipper have returned from their breaks. I won't put a date and time yet we will address them. Likewise, we will address determination advisory group head on street ahead," Rai said.
Virat Kohli and his men will get onto the trip to Mumbai on Sunday after a downpour hit two-day semi-finals to dark horses New Zealand by 18 runs on Wednesday.
The CoA boss would not unveil any further subtleties on the audit meeting.
"India's campaign has just ended. How, when and where are not the questions that I will be able to tell you now, "Rai said.
Notwithstanding, it is found out that there will be not many inquiries posed of Shastri, Kohli and the determination board of committees chief.
It is normal that Ambati Rayudu's taking care of is probably going to come up during the audit.
The group the executives may be asked for what valid reason he was endured till the last series, at home against Australia, before the World Cup if the selectors were not persuaded about him being a sureness for the number four-space.
Rayudu was named a hold in the World Cup-bound group yet wasn't called even after damage difficulties, something that provoked him to resign from all cricket.
The second issue on the table is probably going to be the nearness of three wicketkeepers in the side, particularly Dinesh Karthik, who has not performed in ODI cricket for quite a while and had a pathetic IPL.
Karthik, veteran Mahendra Singh Dhoni, and the quick rising Rishabh Pant were all piece of the playing XIs in different matches during the World Cup.
The third purpose of dispute could be Dhoni's batting position in the semi-final loss in Manchester.
The group the executives is probably going to be asked for what good reason Dhoni was sent at number seven after the group had been decreased to 5/3 out of a pursuit of 240. It has been discovered that batting mentor Sanjay Bangar was the person who settled on Dhoni's space and Shastri may be approached to give his view on the choice.
While the present five-part determination board will proceed till the BCCI AGM, it is normal that the administrator of selectors Prasad will be approached to be progressively self-assured in choice gatherings.
It is found out that fellow selectors Sarandeep Singh and Devang Gandhi have not been giving enough contributions during choice gatherings.
"Agreed that none of them have the stature of a Dilip Vengsarkar but together they can still hold their ground on cricketing logic. Neither Sarandeep nor Devang offer any tangible inputs.
"MSK got some respite once Jatin Paranjpe and Gagan Khoda re-joined," a senior BCCI source said.
