The Case of the Cancelled Cricket Match

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Okay, imagine this. The BCCI cancels a local Ranji Trophy match without any notice, citing 'unforeseen circumstances'. The team, which was all set to play, loses out on prize money and reputation. The team management files an RTI asking for reasons behind the cancellation but the BCCI denies any wrongdoing citing 'commercial secrets'. The team management feels this is a clear case of 'arbitrariness' and 'denial of equality' under Articles 14 and 19(1)(g) of the Constitution.

What legal remedy would apply here? Is it a PIL in the High Court against the BCCI or would it be better to approach the Civil Court for damages?

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