Manohar was outvoted 14-1 at the meeting when hand count was taken for the nomination of RK Raghavan, ex-CBI director, as one of the three members of the panel that was formed to probe into the spot-fixing and betting scandal in the IPL as per the Supreme Court's directive.

Manohar had kept himself out of the BCCI matters after his term ended in 2011 and was succeeded by Srinivasan before attending his first meeting of the Board on Sunday. The former BCCI chief had also opposed the name of Shastri because of conflict of interest as he's a Board-contracted TV commentator and IPL Governing Council member.

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Prior to attending the meeting Manohar had lashed out at N Srinivasan, who has been forced to step aside as the Board president, saying the Tamil Nadu strongman was "shamelessly and stubbornly" sticking to his post.

Gurunath Meiyappan, son-in-law of Srinivasan and alleged former team principal of Chennai Super Kings, owned by India Cements in which Srinivasan is the MD cum Vice Chairman, had been named as one of the accused in the scandal by Mumbai police. The apex court is expected to consider the suggestion by the BCCI and pass orders on the future course of the probe.