After acting as a supervisor to the DDCA for the recently concluded T20 World Cup, former Punjab and Haryana High court chief Justice Mukul Mudgal has again been appointed to oversee the work of the cricketing body for the upcoming Indian Premier League. The bench of Justices S Muralidhar and Vibhu Bakhru appointed Mudgal in his supervisory capacity again after DDCA counsel Sangram Patnaik said that the cricket body did not have any objections.
The bench also directed that former India cricketer Sunil Valson would be the “single point of contact” between Justice Mudgal and the DDCA, to ensure smooth functioning. Mudgal had been appointed by the High court in November last year before the India-South Africa Test match at the Ferozshah Kotla stadium in the capital. His tenure was scheduled to expire with the end of the World T20.
The bench had appointed Mudgal after observing that the stadium did not match compliance requirements and did not have clearance from various civic agencies.
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