When the Supreme Court, while hearing the 2013 IPL betting-fixing case, ordered cricket administrative reforms in July 2016, it gave the BCCI six months to implement them and hold fresh elections. But even after nearly five years—the case was registered in the SC in March 2014—and following scores of court orders, including five judgments, there’s no knowing when full compliance would happen. To look at it from a different angle, seven Chief Justices of India have retired since March 2014. As soon as the case reached SC (from the Bombay HC), BCCI mandarins, showing remarkable foresight, allocated a colossal Rs 330.32 crore “to comply with the Supreme Court order”, whatever they might have deemed it to be.