The past two years have seen India touch new heights as they won five consecutive Test series under Virat Kohli. On Tuesday, the team registered its biggest win over England, but the legal battle in the Supreme Court has ensured the team will not get a special bonus for the achievement.

The Supreme Court clipped the BCCI’s financial powers in its October 21 order, and the Board has decided not to announce any bonus for the team.

“It is not possible in the present situation, but the BCCI can decide at a later stage following the apex court verdict,” Board secretary, Ajay Shirke, told HT.

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The BCCI had announced a cash incentive of R2 crore for the team after beating South Africa 3-0 last year.

The Supreme Court is likely to announce a new interim administrator for the Board when it hears the case next month.

We have to knock the Supreme Court’s doors each time we need money. This time we decided not to repeat this embarrassment,” said a senior BCCI official. “Let the Supreme Court appointed new administrators to take a call on cash incentives to players.”

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In its October order, the apex court had directed the BCCI not to disburse funds to state associations until they implemented the reforms suggested by the Lodha Committee.

Following the order, BCCI sought the Committee’s directive for the release of payments to associations in connection with player allowances, hotels, transport, and hosting fees.

For the series against England, the Supreme Court released funds in two installments.

Normally, a player gets R15 lakh as match fees for a Test.

The BCCI has also awarded annual player contracts of R1 crore (Grade A), R50 lakh (Grade B) and R25 lakh (Grade C).

Indian all-rounder Ravindra Jadeja single-handedly destroyed the English batting line-up with a remarkable seven-wicket haul on Day 5 of the fifth check suit at MA Chidambaram Stadium, Chepauk.

The southpaw, who probably unleashes his satisfactory performances towards England, picked seven of the 10 wickets which fell on the final day, guiding India to a complete win over Alastair prepare dinner's men.

It becomes a memorable check for the 28-year-antique, where he scored 51 runs off 55 balls, took ten wickets and held on to four catches.It became an unprecedented overall performance inside the 5-day layout, something which hasn't been executed previously in 140 years of check cricket.

Check cricket has been performed for around one hundred forty years now and it is super to see that no cricketer has managed to do what Jadeja did at Chennai towards England.