The BCCI is under intense pressure to take a tough stand as it is a second case of spot-fixing in the cash-rich IPL and indications are that they could even contemplate handing out life bans on the basis of preliminary report by its anti-corruption unit.
The Board's anti-corruption unit chief Ravi Sawani is also expected to be present at the meeting and brief the members on the issue which has cast a shadow on the league.
With one controversy after another rocking the league since its inception in 2008, the working committee will discuss at length, measures to restore the event's credibility.
BCCI President N Srinivasan and IPL Chairman Rajeev Shukla have also promised stringent action against those found guilty and it remains to be seen whether immediate punishments are handed down even though the inquiry report is still awaited.
Sawani has been given 30 days time to submit his preliminary report but some Board members are in no mood to wait for so long and are pressing for a strong message to be sent out immediately.
"The Working Committee will discuss, among other things, the fallout of the spot-fixing controversy in the ongoing IPL, in which three players have been arrested by the Delhi Police," the BCCI statement issued yesterday has stated.