Board secretary Niranjan Shah revealed that the ICC wanted to include more events, including a Twenty20 World Cup, adding that it would also affect the Indian board's plans to secure a regular home series every year during the peak season from October.

"We don't mind honouring ICC decisions, but they can't go on adding tournaments and taking away from our pie," he told Reuters on Thursday. "Eighty per cent of the money comes from India."

Indian board officials will raise the issue when they meet the ICC chief executive Malcolm Speed at its headquarters in Dubai on Friday to finalise details for the Champions Trophy to be staged in India in October-November, he added.

The Board of Control for Cricket in India (BCCI) is seen in confrontation with the ICC after announcing this week that India would skip the biennial Champions Trophy after 2006 because it was being held during its busy season, and consequently, would affect its revenue.

The ICC has warned the BCCI against making such a unilateral decision.