The Indian Cricket Board wants to regain the trust of its fans. And to do so Shashank Manohar announced a slew of reforms on Sunday. Some of the men in suits who are expected to ring in the changes and make BCCI a transparent body have replaced the patriarchs. A brand of young administrators are now promising to bring back fans to the turnstiles of the game who had turned their backs following the IPL fixing and betting scandal in 2013.

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