<h1>Cricket administrator fails to force board to pay Rs 10.65 crore FEMA penalty through indemnification claim</h1> The Supreme Court dismissed a former cricket administrator's petition seeking to compel the cricket board to pay a penalty of Rs 10.65 crore imposed by the Enforcement Directorate for Foreign Exchange Management Act violations. The petitioner argued the board should indemnify him under bylaws from his tenure as vice president and league chairman. The Bombay High Court had previously rejected this petition as frivolous, imposing Rs 1 lakh costs, noting the board doesn't qualify as a state entity under constitutional provisions and cannot be compelled through writ jurisdiction for penalty indemnification matters.