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Silent over sleuths' visit

MUMBAI, JUNE 25. The Board of Control for Cricket in India officials here were tight-lipped about the visit to their office by the CBI sleuths from Delhi today.

The BCCI executive secretary, Mr. Sharadh Diwadkar, said it was just a `courtesy call' and `we invited them' headed by the Deputy Superintendent, Mr. Nikhil Duggal.

The CBI officers were here to get information about the whereabouts of a bookie involved in the match-fixing scandal, and make an enquiry about the telecast rights sold by the board's top officials, sources said.

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