Kolkata: The World Cup contract crisis is expected to deepen further as Board of Control for Cricket in India (BCCI) on Tuesday forwarded the signed Player Terms with qualifications to the International Cricket Council (ICC). "We have sent all the duly signed Player Terms to the ICC in order to comply with the January 14 deadline," BCCI president Jagmohan Dalmiya told. The contract papers were sent to ICC Development (International) Limited, a business arm of ICC, which is based in Monaco. He also confirmed that the Indian players, now in New Zealand, signed the contract with two conditions. It has been sent to the world governing body for consideration. The six-page Player Terms signed by each of the 15 members of India's World Cup team was received by BCCI a few days ago. Extras:
'Conditional nod sufficient for WC participation'

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