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Sahara patches up with BCCI; will remain Team India sponsor

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Posted: Feb 16, 2012 at 1857 hrs IST

New Delhi The fight between Sahara India group and Indian cricket board (BCCI) finally came to an end as both parties reached compromise on Thursday.

According to reports, Sahara India will continue to sponsor the Indian cricket team and will own the Pune Warriors.

BCCI agreed to open trading window of players for the Sahara's Pune Warriors.

BCCI will now extend the IPL trading window for Players till February 29.

BCCI also agreed to reactivate auction purse for Sahara's Pune Warriors.

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