Mumbai: The enquiry report of the TV sting operation conducted during IPL-V has been received by the BCCI and it will be referred to the Board’s disciplinary panel, IPL governing council chief Rajeev Shukla said here Tuesday.

“Ravi Sawani, the enquiry commissioner, has submitted his report on TV sting operation to the BCCI president (N. Srinivasan). As per the procedure, that report is being referred to the disciplinary committee of the BCCI. It will consider the recommendations of Ravi Sawani,” Shukla said after the council meeting.

Five uncapped Indian cricketers were alleged to have been caught indulging in corrupt practices by a TV channel which conducted the sting operation during this year’s IPL.

The BCCI, while suspending the concerned players, had also asked its Anti-Corruption Unit chief Sawani to conduct a probe in the matter.

“Now that the president has received the report, he will be referring it to the disciplinary committee,” he added.

The three-member disciplinary panel comprises Srinivasan and two BCCI vice-presidents, Arun Jaitley and Niranjan Shah.

“IPL-V was a huge success. The figures we have got say that nearly 2.55 billion viewers have seen IPL-V. It’s more than those who watched ICC World Cup (2011),” Shukla said.