Former India captain Sourav Ganguly will head to London to attend Marylebone Cricket Club's World Cricket committee meeting at Lord's in London on July 3 and 4.
Inclusion of cricket in the 2024 Olympics, Australian players pay dispute and the concept of four-day Test will be discussed among other things in the two-day meeting.
International Cricket Council's chief executive Dave Richardson has already said that the 'time is right' for Twenty20 cricket's bid for the Olympics.
"We need to make a decision by July so we can make an application in time for September, when, as I understand it, the (International Olympic Committee) will consider new sports for 2024," Richardson had said.
The decision for the host city of the 2024 Games, either in Paris or Los Angeles, is due in September 2017.
"BCCI is not keen on bringing Twenty20 to Olympics. This has been previously discussed," Ganguly, who will leave for London on July 2, said in Kolkata on Thursday on the sidelines of the shoot of his reality television show -- Dadagiri.
BCCI may have to give up its 'member autonomy' should they join Olympics, which is one of its objections as they have kept away from the Indian Olympic Association as well as the Sports Ministry.
Ganguly further said he may meet Sachin Tendulkar in London and would invite him for his show.
"I would like to see Amitabh Bachchan and Tendulkar on the sets of Dadagiri. I will ask him, if I happen to meet him," Ganguly said.
The duo are members of BCCI's Cricket Advisory Committee and the appointment of India's new coach may also come up for discussion.
Richardson will address the WCC members on the opening day and discuss on ICC matters that will include ICC and revenue sharing agreements, expansion of Full Membership to Afghanistan and Ireland (plus ICC Global Event qualification).
The 6.3 and 6.4 agenda mention about Olympics and the future of Tests -- Championship, Day-Night and four-day format, technology in cricket -- DRS, calling of no-balls by the third umpire, Australian players' pay dispute and corruption in cricket will be up for discussion in the second session of first day.
On the last day, there will be discussion on Indian cricket administration, Commonwealth tour to Pakistan while English wicketkeeper-batsman Jonny Bairstow will present the current player's view.
Image: Sourav Ganguly
Photograph: BCCI
