new delhi a storm is brewing in the board of control for cricket bcci over the likelihood of at least two committee of administrators coa members visiting england during the upcoming icc world cup starting this juneworld cup schedulethe bcci officials are agitated that a considerable amount of money will have to be spent on the coa members who themselves had voiced concerns over board officials travelling with the national team without functional duties outside indiathe board members will be paid a daily allowance da of 750 per day in addition to hotel travel local and international all sundry expenses and food bills while the indian cricketers will be getting only 125 in england per day as da with the coa officials clearing their own trip to england and that of the bcci officebearers the board is set to spend at least rs 25 lakh on each member on a trip which will be more or less a pleasure outingeven by moderate estimates if five officials from the board three officebearers and two coa members travel to the world cup for a week bcci would have to pay around rs 125 crore from its kitty the bcci needs a functional manager at the world cup to manage the finances but the officials proposed visit is being given more importance than those of the managers responsible for disbursing money or remittance to cricketers those folks are being left behind in mumbai the irony is that bccis cfo santosh rangnekars trip to the west indies and a proposed australian trip during indias series in both countries had caused so much uproar in bcci that he had to cancel his trip to australiaearlier too the coa had stopped bccis acting secretary amitabh choudhary from travelling to sri lanka england and australia because he wasnt able to give a convincing reason as to what his functional duties would be with the team the thinking was why should the bcci spend so much money just for a member to watch the matchesmeanwhile the coa is looking to be more player friendly and therefore sources said there could be an effort from the coa to revise the da amounts given to the cricketers