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With Supreme Court, the Indian board and the SC-appointed amicus curiae agreeing in principle to amend the BCCI constitution, the office-bearers of BCCI are likely to get significant relief from the apex court. 
The amendment will allow two consecutive terms to its president, secretary and other office-bearers irrespective of their earlier term in state associations. 
After the apex court's verdict in due course, BCCI president Sourav Ganguly and Honorary secretary Jay Shah will be allowed to run for their second term at the board. The BCCI election is tentatively scheduled to take place by the end of September. 
The bench of Justices DY Chandrachud and Hima Kohli also agreed to remove the 70-year age cap on BCCI's representative to the ICC. This will allow the former BCCI president N Srinivasan to enter the global cricket body for a fresh start after a break of more than seven years. 
Also read: T20 World Cup 2022: From commentary to World Cup, the 'Dinesh Karthik' story
As per the SC-approved constitution, an office-bearer who has held any post for two consecutive terms either in a state association or in BCCI shall not be eligible to contest any further election without completing a cooling period of three years. 

Sourav Gangly, Jay Shah set for the second term in BCCI?

With Supreme Court, the Indian board and the SC-appointed amicus curiae agreeing in principle to amend the BCCI constitution, the office-bearers of BCCI are likely to get significant relief from the apex court.

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The amendment in the BCCI constitution will allow two consecutive terms to its president, secretary and other office-bearers irrespective of their earlier term in state associations

With Supreme Court, the Indian board and the SC-appointed amicus curiae agreeing in principle to amend the BCCI constitution, the office-bearers of BCCI are likely to get significant relief from the apex court.&nbsp;
The amendment will allow two consecutive terms to its president, secretary and other office-bearers irrespective of their earlier term in state associations.&nbsp;
After the apex court's verdict in due course, BCCI president Sourav Ganguly and Honorary secretary Jay Shah will be allowed to run for their second term at the board. The BCCI election is tentatively scheduled to take place by the end of September.&nbsp;
The bench of Justices DY Chandrachud and Hima Kohli also agreed to remove the 70-year age cap on BCCI's representative to the ICC. This will allow the former BCCI president N Srinivasan to enter the global cricket body for a fresh start after a break of more than seven years.&nbsp;
Also read: <a href="https://www.editorji.com/sports-news/cricket/t20-world-cup-2022-from-commentary-to-world-cup-the-dinesh-karthik-story-1663062865600">T20 World Cup 2022: From commentary to World Cup, the 'Dinesh Karthik' story</a>
As per the SC-approved constitution, an office-bearer who has held any post for two consecutive terms either in a state association or in BCCI shall not be eligible to contest any further election without completing a cooling period of three years.&nbsp;

Sanjeev Gupta, a former life member of Madhya Pradesh&nbsp;Cricket Association has filed a case against M.S. Dhoni to BCCI citing a conflict of interest clause in the Lodha Committee reforms.&nbsp; He has sent a letter to the apex council stating that Dhoni cannot hold two posts as he is also the captain of Chennai Super Kings. Clause 38 (4) of the BCCI constitution states that one person cannot hold two separate posts.
Clarity is demanded as Dhoni being a player in one team and a mentor in another raises questions. Dhoni was named mentor for WT20 post the team announcement on Wednesday. With two World Cups and one Champions Trophy he is one of the most successful international captains.

Conflict of Interest Complaint against Dhoni's Appointment as T20 WC Team India's Mentor

Complaint -&nbsp;Dhoni cannot hold two posts as he is also the captain of Chennai Super Kings

Sanjeev Gupta, a former life member of Madhya Pradesh&nbsp;Cricket Association has filed a case against M.S. Dhoni to BCCI citing a conflict of interest clause in the Lodha Committee reforms.&nbsp; He has sent a letter to the apex council stating that Dhoni cannot hold two posts as he is also the captain of Chennai Super Kings. Clause 38 (4) of the BCCI constitution states that one person cannot hold two separate posts.
Clarity is demanded as Dhoni being a player in one team and a mentor in another raises questions. Dhoni was named mentor for WT20 post the team announcement on Wednesday. With two World Cups and one Champions Trophy he is one of the most successful international captains.

<ul>
<li>Sanjeev Gupta has filed a complaint against MS&nbsp;Dhoni</li>
<li>A conflict of interest clause has been cited in the Lodha Committee reforms</li>
<li>Dhoni cannot hold two posts as he is also the captain of Chennai Super Kings</li>
</ul>

Sanjeev Gupta, a former life member of Madhya Pradesh&nbsp;Cricket Association has filed a case against MS&nbsp;Dhoni to BCCI citing a conflict of interest clause in the Lodha Committee reforms.&nbsp; He has sent a letter to the apex council stating that Dhoni cannot hold two posts as he is also the captain of Chennai Super Kings.&nbsp;
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Clarity is demanded as Dhoni being a player in one team and a mentor in another raises questions. Dhoni was named mentor for Team India which will compete at the World T20 in the UAE. With two World Cups and one Champions Trophy he is one of the most successful international captains.

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