Kolkata, July 20: Former BCCI chief Jagmohan Dalmiya today claimed that he had 'nothing to do' with the rebel Indian Cricket League, but said he was availabe for advice if anyone does good work. "I am the one who started the globalisation of cricket as ICC chief. When I became BCCI president later on, I carried it forward through the New Areas Development Project," Dalmiya told a press conference here. "However, I must state that I have nothing to do with the ICL.... But if somebody is doing good work and they want my advice, then even if it is BCCI, I am available," Dalmiya said.

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Asked whether he would have recognised the ICL if he was BCCI chief, Dalmiya replied, "it's too hypothetical a question." (Agencies)

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