New Delhi: In a fresh twist to the ongoing case on cricket reforms, the Supreme Court (SC)âÂu00c2u0080Âu00c2u0088yesterday allowed the Centre and embattled Board of Control for Cricket in India (BCCI) to suggest names for appointment in the committee of administrators to run the apex cricket body. The SC also made it clear that no one over the age of 70 years should be considered.

The court, which had initially sought names from amicus curiae, Anil Divan and Gopal Subramaniam, for appointing the administrators, deferred the decision to announce the names of administrators till January 30 after BCCI and the central government successfully argued that they should also be allowed to give names in sealed covers for consideration.