The Indian Premier League franchise (IPL) Sunrisers Hyderabad and Hyderabad Cricket Association (HCA) have signed a peace treaty agreeing to respect the principles established by the BCCI for tickets and passes. Development intervened after SRH management threatened to leave Hyderabad following accusations of “harassment” against HCA. SRH had previously requested the intervention of the BCCI and the IPL Council to stop the “blackmail tactics” on free pass. “I write with serious concern about the current developments with the HCA and their repeated blackmail tactics towards the Hyderabad Sunrises franchise,” wrote a senior SRH manager by La Poste.
“This question was recurrent, and I think it requires immediate attention from the BCCI and the IPL.
SRH and HCA published a joint declaration following the treaty.
“In response to various reports circulating in the traditional and digital media concerning the problems between Sunrisers Hyderabad (SRH) and the Hyderabad Cricket Association (HCA), the secretary of HCA, MR is convened, convened a meeting with SRH officials today at the Rajiv Gandhi Gandhi International Cricket Stadium. Saravanan and M.
“During the discussions, SRH proposed strictly to join the tri-party agreement between SRH, HCA and BCCI, ensuring that 10% of the stadium capacity available on all sections is allocated accordingly.”
“HCA, in turn, proposed to maintain the existing distribution of passes in each category, in accordance with long -standing practice has followed over the years.”
“After in-depth discussions and other telephone deliberations with the CEO of SRH, Mr. Shanmugam, the following resolution was agreed: the category allowance of 3,900 complementary pass in HCA will remain unchanged, in accordance with the established practice.”
“HCA assured SRH that they will cooperate fully with SRH in a professional manner.”
“HCA and SRH remain determined to work together amicably to improve the spectator’s experience at the Rajiv Gandhi International Cricket Stadium,” the statement said.
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