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The BCCI is set to suspend Lalit Modi, the IPL chairman, following several allegations of financial misconduct over the past fortnight. The suspension notice is likely to be served on him at the conclusion of Sunday's tournament final in Mumbai and it is understood Modi will be given 48 hours to answer the charges that will be levelled at him.
Modi has not signalled his intentions if and when he is axed but he is likely to go to court.
The IPL governing council is due to meet on Monday and, though the meeting was called by BCCI president Shashank Manohar, Modi sent out an agenda that included asking all those filing charges to bring documentary evidence. It now appears that Modi will not be allowed to attend that meeting.
