The Board of Control for Cricket in India (BCCI) working committee has decided to suspend all bilateral tours to West Indies, in response to the visitors pulling out of their India tour.
They also decided to take legal action against the Caribbean cricket Board for abruptly pulling out of the India tour last week, reports NDTV.
These decisions were taken at the BCCI working committee meeting at Hyderabad on Tuesday.
The report stated that the BCCI release made no specific mention of any claim for damages by the visitors pulling out of their India tour.
It said the board statement also did not mention any action against West Indies players who participate in the IPL. The players were unlikely to be suspended from participation in the league, with franchises backing them.
The working committee meeting in Hyderabad was convened to discuss the aftermath of West Indies' pullout.
The members present in the meeting expressed their belief of taking strong action against WICB in order to prevent recurrence of such an event.
India was expected to play five series against West Indies in the next eight years, including four visits to the Caribbean.
