BCCI-IPL held its first meeting today in Mumbai after the conclusion of the third IPL season. Board president Shashank Manohar, IPL interim chairman Chirayu Amin alongwith Chief Administration Officer of the BCCI Ratnakar Shetty, IPL vice-president Nirajan shah, board secretary N Srinivasan were present in the meeting. IPL teams have pitched for a retention clause and stand firm with their decision. The BCCI was also open to suggestions of team owners. The Delhi IPL owners said that they were very happy with the meeting.8 of 10 franchises were not in favour of retaining players. Meanwhile Lalit Modi, the suspended IPL chairman, has lashed out against N Srinivasan, the BCCI secretary, who rejected the replies filed by Modi to the three show-causes notices issued by the Indian board. Modi dismissed Srinivasan's response as illegal, for it was, according to him, a private decision and not one taken by the board. Modi also reiterated his that Srinivasan, like the BCCI president Shashank Manohar, himself from the disciplinary committee that will consider the case against him.