All issues sorted, BCCI resumes ties with West Indies cricket board

New Delhi: to have resolved all outstanding issues Claiming announced the BCCI on Saturday the resumption of bilateral relations with Cricket West Indies with a straight four-Test start in July-August.

The Board of Control for Cricket in India and the West Indies Cricket Board have cleared from the abandonment of the tour of the West Indies emerging team to India in 2014, "the BCCI said in a statement the outstanding issues.

With this understanding a proposed bilateral series as part of the Future Tours Programme will be resumed with the Indian cricket team, which toured the West Indies in July-August for a test series.

BCCI secretary Anurag Thakur said the upcoming tour to the renewed bonhomie in relations Add.

"BCCI is happy to continue its bilateral relations with WICB. We recognize that the West Indies to play a major role in the development of cricket and we are happy to support their efforts. This tour will further strengthen the bond between the Indian and the west Indian fans who have over the years this magnificent game of cricket patronized, "he said.

Dave Cameron, president of the West Indies Cricket Board, said: "We are very pleased that concerns that have arisen due to the incomplete tour have been resolved and wants BCCI thank revive our relations West Indies Cricket appreciates the support of BCCI and the. Cricket loving fans of the islands very pleased to experience forward to exciting competitions between the two teams. "

Previously, BCCI President Shashank Manohar had announced that Board to waive off the financial penalty in the amount of USD 41.97 million, which was imposed halfway to pulling decided during its 2014 series against India on WICB.

Manohar also said that the remaining part of this series will be played in the year 2017th

In October 2014 as West Indies captain Dwayne Bravo led the players revolt about payment problems, the team had returned home after the fourth ODI against India in Dharamsala.