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Jay Shah, youngest ICC chairman, to be felicitated at BCCI meeting for his global cricket impact and Olympics inclusion plans.

Jay Shah to Be Honored at BCCI SGM

Jay Shah, youngest ICC chairman, to be felicitated at BCCI meeting for his global cricket impact and Olympics inclusion plans.

Newly-elected International Cricket Council (ICC) chairman Jay Shah will be felicitated by the BCCI's state units on the sidelines of the Special General Meeting, scheduled in Mumbai on Sunday.
Shah, a former BCCI secretary, became the youngest ICC chairman after he was elected unopposed in August last year and took over the prestigious post on December 1. He replaced Greg Barclay who decided not to seek a third term.
Shah was the BCCI secretary since October 2019 and chairman of the Asian Cricket Council since January 2021.
Shah will be a "special invitee" to the SGM, convened to elect the new secretary and treasurer of the BCCI.
The cricket administrator has been at the forefront of expanding the game's imprint globally and recently met top officials of the 2032 Brisbane Olympics organising committee to discuss the sport's inclusion in the Summer Games.
Cricket will make a return to the Olympics after 128 years when it is played in the 2028 Los Angeles Games. The sport is not yet confirmed for the 2032 edition in Brisbane.
Australian newspaper, The Age, recently reported that Shah will meet meet Cricket Australia chair Mike Baird and his England counterpart Richard Thompson later this month to discuss the finer points of a two-tier Test system to facilitate more series between the big three nations.

Shah became the fifth Indian after the late Jagmohan Dalmiya, Sharad Pawar, N Srinivasan and Shashank Manohar to be elected for the high-profile job.

Jay Shah elected unopposed, becomes youngest ever ICC chairman

Shah became the fifth Indian after the late Jagmohan Dalmiya, Sharad Pawar, N Srinivasan and Shashank Manohar to be elected for the high-profile job.

BCCI secretary Jay Shah was elected unopposed as the next ICC chairman here on Tuesday, making him the youngest ever to reach the pinnacle of global cricket administration.
The 35-year-old Shah, who has been the BCCI secretary since 2019, will take over from 62-year-old incumbent Greg Barclay on December 1 after the New Zealander decided against running for a third consecutive term of two years.
Shah, who is the son of Union Home Minister Amit Shah, will relinquish his position in India at the BCCI's Annual General Meeting likely to be held towards the end of next month or in October.
Shah became the fifth Indian after the late Jagmohan Dalmiya, Sharad Pawar, N Srinivasan and Shashank Manohar to be elected for the high-profile job.
The Ahmedabad-based administrator, who was the sole nominee for the chairmanship, emphasised his commitment to expanding the global reach and popularity of cricket, especially with its upcoming inclusion in the Los Angeles 2028 Olympics.
"I am humbled by the nomination as the Chair of the International Cricket Council," Shah stated in an ICC release.
He also acknowledged that international cricket stands at a critical juncture and it would be important to balance the coexistence of multiple formats, promote the adoption of advanced technologies, and introduce marquee events to new global markets.
"I am committed to working closely with the ICC team and our member nations to further globalise cricket. Our goal is to make cricket more inclusive and popular than ever before," he was quoted as saying in the release.
Being a powerful decision-maker in the richest cricket board of the world, which contributes more than 75 per cent of the revenue for the global body, Shah's election was never in doubt once he threw his hat in the ring.
It is understood that one among the powerful SENA cricket boards (South Africa, England, New Zealand and Australia) was Shah's proposer and another one of these countries seconded the nomination. And he remained the lone contender on the last day of nominations.
As per the ICC constitution, there are 17 votes -- 12 full Test playing nations, chairman, deputy chairman, two associate member nominees and one independent female director.
That he is a likely choice was evident when he was appointed the head of ICC's most powerful sub-committee -- the Finance and Commercial Affairs (F&amp;CA) in 2022.
The timing couldn't have been better for Shah, who would have had to go on a mandatory cooling off period in 2025 for a period of three years till 2028.
The BCCI constitution allows office-bearers to stay in office for a cumulative period of 18 years -- nine in national board and nine in state units.
But at a stretch, a person can remain office-bearer for a period of only six years after which a three-years cooling off period is necessary.
Shah, if all goes well, can have two terms in the ICC and come back to complete his remaining four years in BCCI in 2028 albeit as president of the board.
Challenges in ICC ============ The immediate task facing Shah will be the conduct of the Champions Trophy in Pakistan.
It must be noted that Shah, as chairman of Asian Cricket Council (ACC), was a big supporter of the Hybrid Model where Pakistan and Sri Lanka co-hosted the Asia Cup ODI event in 2023.
How ICC chairman Shah handles the matter remains to be seen considering that the Indian government might not allow the team to travel to Pakistan.
It is believed that the 'Hybrid Model' could again be the solution with Pakistan playing its matches at home and against India in Dubai.
The long term challenge would be to protect the future of Test cricket by having dedicated funds for the formats, keep ODIs sustainable and protect countries from losing core talent to freelancing in T20 leagues across the world.
Maintaining a calendar that is effective and allows players some breathing space along with means to earn well would also be high on his agenda.
Another important challenge is the promotion of cricket in the Olympics as it will make its debut at Los Angeles in 2028.
"While we will build on the valuable lessons learned, we must also embrace fresh thinking and innovation to elevate the love for cricket worldwide," Shah stated.
"The inclusion of our sport in the Olympics at LA 2028 represents a significant inflection point for the growth of cricket, and I am confident that it will drive the sport forward in unprecedented ways," he added.

T20 World Cup-winning skipper Rohit Sharma will continue to lead India in the ODI and Test formats BCCI secretary Jay Shah revealed.

Under the captaincy of Rohit Sharma, we will win WTC Final and Champions Trophy: Jay  Shah

Jay Shah is confident that Team India will win next year's Champions Trophy and World Test Championship under Rohit Sharma. Tap to head the full statement

T20 World Cup-winning skipper Rohit Sharma will continue to lead India in the ODI and Test formats BCCI secretary Jay Shah revealed.

T20 World Cup-winning skipper Rohit Sharma will continue to lead India in the ODI and Test formats BCCI secretary Jay Shah said on Sunday, exuding confidence that the country will win next year's Champions Trophy and World Test Championship under his captaincy.
37-year-old Rohit, who became the third Indian captain after legendary Kapil Dev and MS Dhoni to win a global trophy, has announced his retirement from the T20 format.
"The next stage is the WTC final and the Champions Trophy. I have full faith in Rohit Sharma's captaincy, that we will be the champions in both these tournaments," secretary Shah said in a video message.
The Champions Trophy, scheduled in Pakistan next year, will be held after 8 years (since 2017 in UK), and even though the draft schedule has been submitted to the ICC, the BCCI hasn't yet given its green light to it.
It is understood BCCI will again push for the 'Hybrid Model' like 2023 ODI Asia Cup where India played all its matches, including the ones against Pakistan, in Sri Lanka.
Shah's message, in a way, has put to rest speculations about whether Rohit would quit leadership role in other formats.
Till Rohit calls it quits, India will once again have split captaincy with Rohit leading in ODIs and Tests while Hardik Pandya is expected to take charge of the T20 outfit. Rohit had also led India to the finals of the WTC and ODI World Cup last year, where India lost the summit clash after winning 10 straight games.
Shah dedicated India's T20 World Cup triumph to the three cricketers, who quit the format after the title victory and outgoing coach Rahul Dravid. "I want to dedicate this victory to coach Rahul Dravid, captain Rohit Sharma, Virat Kohli and Ravindra Jadeja.
"This was our third final in the last year. We lost the WTC final in June, 2023. In November, 2023 we won hearts after 10 wins but couldn't win the Cup. I had said in Rajkot that we will win the heart and also the Cup on June 24 and install our national flag, and our captain installed the Indian flag," the secretary said.
Rohit, Kohli and Jadeja are expected to comeback for the ODI series against Sri Lanka slated for August.
India will play six ODIs - three against Sri Lanka in an away series and three at home against England in early February before the Champions Trophy.

Jay Shah, the secretary of the Board of Control for Cricket in India (BCCI), dismissed rumours that former Australian cricketers, such as Ricky Ponting, have been contacted for the position of India's head coach.


BCCI secretary Jay Shah denies approaching ex-Australian stars for India's head coach role

Jay Shah, the secretary of the Board of Control for Cricket in India (BCCI), dismissed rumours that former Australian cricketers, such as Ricky Ponting, have been contacted for the position of India's head coach.

BCCI secretary Jay Shah rejected claims that the Board has approached any former Australian cricketer to take over the job of India's head coach, a position which will be left vacant by the exit of Rahul Dravid after the T20 World Cup next month.
While Dravid has reportedly told the board that he is not interested in a third stint, former Australian players like Ricky Ponting and Justin Langer have claimed that they have turned down approaches for the high-profile position.
"Neither I nor the BCCI have approached any former Australian cricketer with a coaching offer. The reports circulating in certain media sections are completely incorrect,&rdquo; Shah said in a statement.
Both Ponting and Langer are involved in the Indian Premier League as the head coaches of Delhi Capitals and Lucknow Super Giants respectively.
"Finding the right coach for our national team is a meticulous and thorough process. We are focused on identifying individuals who possess a deep understanding of the Indian cricket structure and have risen through the ranks," Shah said, dropping hints that Dravid's successor could well be an Indian.
The BCCI secretary also said that having in-depth knowledge of Indian domestic cricket will be one of the important criteria for appointing the next coach.
He said the understanding would be crucial to "truly elevate Team India to the next level." Former batter Gautam Gambhir, who is mentoring Kolkata Knight Riders right now, is speculated to be among the top contenders for the post.&nbsp;
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Kishan and Iyer were left out after failing to show up for domestic engagements despite a directive from the BCCI. However, Iyer did feature in a few matches for Mumbai in the Ranji Trophy including the semifinal and the final.

Ajit Agarkar behind removal of Ishan Kishan, Shreyas Iyer from BCCI central contracts' list: Jay Shah

Kishan and Iyer were left out after failing to show up for domestic engagements despite a directive from the BCCI. However, Iyer did feature in a few matches for Mumbai in the Ranji Trophy including the semifinal and the final.

The exclusion of Ishan Kishan and Shreyas Iyer from the list of centrally-contracted players was a decision that was solely taken by the chairman of selectors Ajit Agarkar, BCCI secretary Jay Shah has revealed, asserting that "nobody is indispensable".
Kishan and Iyer were left out after failing to show up for domestic engagements despite a directive from the BCCI. While Kishan went on a long break after the end of the ODI World Cup last year and remained unavailable until the IPL, Iyer eventually did feature in a few matches for Mumbai in the Ranji Trophy including the semifinal and the final.
However, Iyer still found himself at the receiving end after it emerged that he had attended a Kolkata Knight Riders' camp in Mumbai when his domestic side was busy playing a Ranji Trophy fixture.
"You can check the constitution. I am just a convener (of the selection meeting)," he said during a media interaction at the BCCI head office here on Thursday.
"That decision lies with Ajit Agarkar, even when these two players (Ishan Kishan and Shreyas Iyer) did not play domestic (cricket), the decision to drop them (from the central contracts list) was only his.
"My role is just to implement. And we have got new players (in place), like Sanju (Samson). Nobody is indispensable," he added.
Shah reiterated the Board's position that Indian players will have to prioritise domestic cricket.
In the days leading up to the contract snub, Shah had stated before the third Test between India and England in February this year that he would completely back the chief selector's decision for any action on players who do not comply with the Indian captain and team management's requirement for participation in domestic cricket.
Shah said he spoke with the players after their exclusion.
"Yes, I had spoken with them. Media had even carried the reports," he said.
"Even Hardik (Pandya) said if BCCI is considering me for white-ball, then I am ready to play Vijay Hazare Trophy and Syed Mushtaq Ali Trophy. Any player will have to play, even if they do not want to, they will have to," Shah continued.
Talking about high scores in this year's IPL, Shah said ultimately, it comes down to who is playing well and who, as a player, can sustain performance.
"Whoever plays well in the IPL... like say, Ishan Kishan, he finds it difficult to take part with the Indian team but he can play in Mumbai Indians as a player. There he can play in a relaxed manner.
"In Team India, you have to prove yourself, give back-to-back performances. The one who can handle that can be described as a right player," he added.
Shah also revealed details of his conversation with Kishan, which took place after Mumbai Indians' match against Gujarat Titans.
"No, I did not advise him anything. It was just a friendly talk that he should do well and I speak with all players like that," he said.
While there have been a few media reports mentioning an increase in the match fees for domestic players in the country, Shah said there is no such plan.
"We have increased the pay anyway and also incentivised Test cricket. We had increased the pay by 100 per cent in 2022," Shah added.
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In preparation for the transition, the BCCI is considering all possibilities, including the potential appointment of a foreign coach, although the final decision will be made by the Cricket Advisory Committee (CAC).

BCCI to advertise for new head coach role for Team India, open to international candidates: Jay Shah

In preparation for the transition, the BCCI is considering all possibilities, including the potential appointment of a foreign coach, although the final decision will be made by the Cricket Advisory Committee (CAC).

The Board of Control for Cricket in India (BCCI) is set to open applications for a new head coach's role, as announced by Secretary Jay Shah in Mumbai.
This development comes as the current tenure of head coach Rahul Dravid is scheduled to conclude in June. "We will call for applications in the next few days. Rahul Dravid&rsquo;s tenure is coming to an end in June. If he wants to reapply, he can," stated Shah during the announcement.
In preparation for the transition, the BCCI is considering all possibilities, including the potential appointment of a foreign coach, although the final decision will be made by the Cricket Advisory Committee (CAC).
Shah emphasized the global perspective of the board, saying, "We cannot determine whether the new coach will be Indian or foreign. It will be up to the CAC, and we are a global body." This approach signifies the BCCI's openness to diverse coaching talents, irrespective of nationality.
The selection of additional coaching staff such as batting, bowling, and fielding coaches will be determined in consultation with the newly appointed head coach.
Furthermore, Shah clarified the BCCI's stance on not dividing coaching responsibilities across different formats, a method currently employed by other cricket boards such as the England and Wales Cricket Board (ECB) and the Pakistan Cricket Board (PCB). "There is no precedent of different coaches for different formats in Indian cricket. Besides, we have a number of all-format players. Ultimately, it will be the Cricket Advisory Committee&rsquo;s (CAC&rsquo;s) call. There are many all-format players, like Virat Kohli, Rohit Sharma, and Rishabh Pant among others," he explained.
Regarding the new coach's tenure, Shah confirmed that the position would be a long-term appointment, with an initial period of three years. This duration underscores the BCCI's commitment to stability and long-term planning in team management.
Shah also discussed the continuation of the Impact Player rule in the Indian Premier League (IPL), noting that it would be evaluated after further discussions with team captains and coaches. The rule, which allows an extra two Indian players to be part of an IPL team&rsquo;s playing XI, has been a subject of debate. "Impact player was a test case. 2 new Indian players are getting a chance in the IPL," Shah remarked, indicating a positive outlook towards the rule&rsquo;s impact on player opportunities.
In closing, Shah touched on the importance of domestic cricket, stating that the decision to increase remuneration for domestic players would be left to the respective state associations. He also noted that Hardik Pandya, recently placed in Grade A of the Central Contracts, has committed to participating in domestic white-ball cricket.

There were speculations of him giving up the ACC presidency to become the new International Cricket Council (ICC) chief but those reports were not true. 

Jay Shah reappointed as Asian Cricket Council chief for third consecutive term

BCCI secretary Jay Shah was on Wednesday reappointed as the chairman of the Asian Cricket Council (ACC) for the third consecutive term.

There were speculations of him giving up the ACC presidency to become the new International Cricket Council (ICC) chief but those reports were not true.&nbsp;

Indian Cricket Board (BCCI) secretary Jay Shah was on Wednesday appointed as the president of the Asian Cricket Council for a third consecutive term.
Shah's extension was proposed by the Sri Lanka Cricket president Shammi Silva for the second time and the nomination was unanimously backed by all the members of the ACC at its annual general meeting in Bali.
Shah initially assumed the role in January 2021, succeeding Bangladesh Cricket Board President Nazmul Hassan.
Under Shah's leadership, the ACC successfully organised the Asia Cup in T20 format in 2022 and in ODI format in 2023.
"I am grateful to the ACC Board for their continued trust. We must remain committed to ensuring the all-round development of the sport with a special focus on regions where it is still in its infancy. The ACC is committed to nurturing cricket across Asia," Shah said in a release.
"Under Shah's guidance, the ACC has been instrumental in unearthing and promoting new talent in cricketing powerhouses like Bangladesh, India, Pakistan, and Sri Lanka," Silva said.
Pankaj Khimji, chairman of Oman Cricket and vice-president of the ACC, also extended congratulations on Shah's term.
"Today, stakeholders see value in investing in tournaments that the ACC conducts, and I credit him for this major transformation, which will further fuel the growth of the game in the region," Khimji stated.
Welcoming the reappointment, Hassan said cricket in Asia will continue to prosper under Shah's leadership, emphasising collaboration with the ACC in furthering this endeavour.

'We are thrilled to announce that Thalaiva will grace the World Cup as our distinguished guest and will light up the biggest cricketing spectacle with his presence,' read a tweet by the BCCI.

BCCI Secretary Jay Shah presents ODI World Cup 2023 golden ticket to actor Rajinikanth

Continuing with the trend, BCCI Secretary Jay Shah presented Tamil actor Rajnikanth with the ODI World Cup 2023 Golden Ticket.

'We are thrilled to announce that Thalaiva will grace the World Cup as our distinguished guest and will light up the biggest cricketing spectacle with his presence,' read a tweet by the BCCI.

Continuing with the trend, BCCI Secretary Jay Shah presented Tamil actor Rajnikanth with the ODI World Cup 2023 Golden Ticket.
'We are thrilled to announce that Thalaiva will grace the World Cup as our distinguished guest and will light up the biggest cricketing spectacle with his presence,' read a tweet by the BCCI.
Before him, Amitabh Bachchan and Sachin Tendulkar were also given the golden ticket. The golden ticket allows the recipients to enjoy the World Cup matches from the VIP stands and numerous other luxuries.
&nbsp;

Jay Shah announced a $50,000 reward for the groundsmen and curators of Colombo and Kandy, calling them the 'Unsung heroes of cricket'.

ACC President Jay Shah announces cash reward of $50,000 for groundstaff of Colombo, Pallekele | Asia Cup

Jay Shah announced a $50,000 reward for the groundsmen and curators of Colombo and Kandy, calling them the 'Unsung heroes of cricket'.

#AsiaCupFinal #Colombo #JayShah

<h2>Jay Shah announced a $50,000 reward for the groundsmen and curators of Colombo and Kandy, calling them the 'Unsung heroes of cricket'.</h2>

Asian Cricket Council President Jay Shah expressed his admiration for the dedication and hard work of groundsmen and curators in Colombo and Kandy, whose relentless efforts ensured the Asia Cup tournament proceeded despite challenging weather conditions.
Shah announced a cash reward of $50,000 through a post on social media platform X, "Big Shoutout to the Unsung Heroes of Cricket! The ACC and Sri Lanka Cricket (SLC) are proud to announce a well-deserved prize money of USD 50,000 for the dedicated curators and groundsmen at Colombo and Kandy."
He further emphasised their instrumental role in making Asia Cup 2023 a remarkable event. The groundsmen faced a daunting task during the Super 4 match between India and Pakistan, dealing with persistent rain on both the original and reserve days. Despite these challenges, their efforts ensured the match proceeded, culminating in India emerging victorious over their arch-rivals.
<blockquote class="twitter-tweet">
🏏🏟️ Big Shoutout to the Unsung Heroes of Cricket! 🙌 The Asian Cricket Council (ACC) and Sri Lanka Cricket (SLC) are proud to announce a well-deserved prize money of USD 50,000 for the dedicated curators and groundsmen at Colombo and Kandy. 🏆 Their unwavering commitment and&hellip;
&mdash; Jay Shah (@JayShah) <a href="https://twitter.com/JayShah/status/1703356913264775482?ref_src=twsrc%5Etfw">September 17, 2023</a></blockquote>
According to the Indian Express, one of the key figures, Godfrey Dabare, the national curator of Sri Lanka Cricket, played a central role. He supervised a team of around 60 ground staff and hired an additional 50 labourers for the Asia Cup, well aware of the obstacles they might face due to inclement weather.&nbsp;
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It was a scene to watch as one of India's favorite former cricketer and current head of BCCI, Sourav Ganguly came down to bat against board's Secretary Jay Shah

Sourav Ganguly turns back clock with majestic shots at Eden Gardens

Jay Shah grabbed all eyeballs as he pipped his boss' XI and won the 15 over match by 1 run. 

Jay Shah grabbed all eyeballs as he pipped&nbsp;his boss' XI and won the 15 over match by 1 run.&nbsp;

It was a scene to watch as one of India's favorite former cricketer&nbsp;and current head of BCCI, Sourav&nbsp;Ganguly&nbsp;came down to bat against board's Secretary Jay Shah at the Eden Garden on the eve of BCCI's&nbsp;Annual General Meeting. Shah grabbed all eyeballs as he pipped&nbsp;his boss' XI and won the 15 over match by 1 run.&nbsp; BCCI&nbsp;secretary's&nbsp;team came in to bat first and set up a 128 run target at a loss of 3 wickets. Jaydev&nbsp;Shah who scored 40, retired as per the rules. Following him were Arun&nbsp;Dhumal&nbsp;and Jay Shah who contributed with 36 and 10*.
Also Read&nbsp;<a href="https://www.editorji.com/sports-news/cricket/india-s-south-africa-tour-is-on-bcci-to-clear-team-s-travel-pti-1638589570461">India's South Africa tour is on, BCCI to clear team's travel</a> In reply, Shah&nbsp;wrecked the chief's good-looking XI as he took 3 wickets and ended the game in a win. He took Mohammad&nbsp;Azharuddin's, Suraj Lotikar&nbsp;and Avishek Dalmiya's&nbsp;wicket. Ganguly who was at the helm could have won the match, but fell short of just 1 run. The prolific ex-cricketer who was playing at no. 6 was forced to retire after collecting 35 runs in 20 balls.&nbsp;

Tamil Nadu Chief Minister who was present at CSK's IPL victory celebration received CSK's 4th IPL Cup from skipper MS Dhoni and N Srinivasan.

Dhoni: my last game for India was in Ranchi, hopefully my last T20 will be in Chennai 

Tamil Nadu Chief Minister who was present at the celebration received CSK's 4th IPL Cup from skipper MS Dhoni and N Srinivasan.


CSK celebrated its&nbsp;IPL&nbsp;2021&nbsp;victory in Chennai on Saturday, as&nbsp;Tamil Nadu&nbsp;Chief Minister MK Stalin who was present at the celebration received CSK's&nbsp;4th IPL&nbsp;Cup from skipper MS Dhoni&nbsp;and N Srinivasan. Attributing&nbsp;the win to the skipper, MS Dhoni,&nbsp;the franchise owner, N Srinivasan&nbsp;lauded his leadership. The World Cup-winning skipper&nbsp;was present at the event along with BCCI&nbsp;secretary Jay Shah, Kapil&nbsp;Dev, Ravi&nbsp;Shastri&nbsp;revealed that he will play his last game in Chennai only Crediting the success of CSK&nbsp;to the owner, Jay Shah lauded N Srinivasan&nbsp;and also revealed that the next year's IPL&nbsp;will take place in India itself.&nbsp;

Tamil Nadu&nbsp;Chief Minister who was present at CSK's&nbsp;IPL&nbsp;victory celebration received the team's 4th IPL&nbsp;title from skipper MS Dhoni&nbsp;and N Srinivasan.

'The Journey of CSK&nbsp;is the journey of faith, of leadership', said Chennai Super Kings' owner N Srinivasan&nbsp;at the IPL&nbsp;victory celebration in Chennai on Saturday. Tamil Nadu&nbsp;Chief Minister MK Stalin who was present at the celebration received CSK's&nbsp;4th IPL&nbsp;Cup from skipper MS Dhoni&nbsp;and N Srinivasan. N&nbsp;Srinivasan&nbsp;lauded MS' leadership and said that no other captain could have managed it better than Dhoni&nbsp;did who never even brought it on his face.&nbsp; The World Cup-winning skipper&nbsp;was present at the event along with BCCI&nbsp;secretary Jay Shah, Kapil&nbsp;Dev, Ravi&nbsp;Shastri&nbsp;revealed that he will play his last game in Chennai only.&nbsp; The former India skipper said, 'The last game that I played for India was in Ranchi. The last home game in ODI version was at my hometown in Ranchi. So, hopefully, my last t20 will be in Chennai. Whether it's next year or in 5 years' time, we don't really know' Crediting the success of CSK&nbsp;to the owner, Jay Shah lauded N Srinivasan. He said that Srinivasan&nbsp;never interferes&nbsp;in his franchise's cricket which&nbsp;only empowers the team further. Speaking about next year's IPL, Shah said that the 15th season of the IPL will take place in India and it will be more exciting with new teams joining. We have a mega auction coming up to see what the new combination looks like'

Coach Rahul Dravid and BCCI secretary Jay Shah will take an active part in the assessment of the overworked players' workload before any series.

BCCI to assess players' workload before selectors pick team

Coach Rahul Dravid and BCCI secretary Jay Shah will take an active part in the assessment of the overworked players' workload before any series

While the former coach&nbsp;and skipper&nbsp;blatantly blamed fatigue due to&nbsp;inadequate breaks as one of the main reasons, BCCI&nbsp;has now decided to pay heed to it

After being knocked out of the World T20, Indian players' busy schedule has come under harsh scrutiny. <a href="https://www.editorji.com/sports-news/cricket/t20-world-cup-2021-indian-cricketers-are-mentally-physically-drained-claims-outgoing-coach-ravi-shastri-1636379862248">While the former coach&nbsp;and skipper&nbsp;blatantly blamed fatigue due to&nbsp;inadequate breaks</a> as one of the main reasons, BCCI&nbsp;has now decided to pay heed to it, reported the Indian Express. The Indian board has decided to assess each players schedule&nbsp;to look after their workload&nbsp;management&nbsp;before the selectors pick a team. Also Read:&nbsp;<a href="https://www.editorji.com/sports-news/cricket/t20-world-cup-2021-ravi-shastri-s-last-fiery-press-conference-as-team-india-s-head-coach-1636431713076">T20 World Cup 2021: Ravi Shastri's last fiery press conference as Team India's head coach</a> Coach&nbsp;Rahul&nbsp;Dravid&nbsp;and BCCI secretary&nbsp;Jay Shah will take an active part in the assessment. Dravid&nbsp;has pointed out the issue of players' fatigue even before. BCCI&nbsp;wants to prevent bio-bubbles from taking a toll on mental well being of the over worked players, the report further quoted unnamed sources as saying. The management has rested Virat&nbsp;Kohli, Ravindra&nbsp;Jadeja&nbsp;and Jasprit&nbsp;Bumrah&nbsp;for the upcoming New Zealand&nbsp;series.&nbsp; Also Read&nbsp;<a href="https://www.editorji.com/sports-news/cricket/ejexplains-is-ravi-shastri-the-best-ever-team-india-coach-1636529822004">EJ Explains: Is Ravi Shastri the best ever Team India coach?</a>

After the successful completion of the Indian Premier League, BCCI president Sourav Ganguly and secretary Jay Shah met Pakistan Cricket Board chairman Ramiz Raja.

PCB chief Ramiz Raja confirms his meeting with Sourav Ganguly-Jay Shah, wants cricket to remain politics free  

Ramiz Raja: India & Pakistan need to create a cricketing bond and the game should stay away from politics as much as possible

PCB chief Ramiz Raja confirms his meeting with Ganguly-Shah, wants cricket to remain politics free  

Pakistan Cricket Board(PCB) Chairman Ramiz&nbsp;Raja&nbsp;confirms his meeting with BCCI&nbsp;president Sourav&nbsp;Ganguly and Secretary Jay Shah in the UAE.

After the successful completion&nbsp;of the Indian Premier League, BCCI&nbsp;president Sourav&nbsp;Ganguly and&nbsp;secretary Jay Shah met Pakistan Cricket Board chairman Ramiz&nbsp;Raja. The developement&nbsp;was confirmed by the PCB&nbsp;top boss in a video released by the board.&nbsp;
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<a href="https://www.editorji.com/sports-news/cricket/ramiz-raja-pakistan-cricket-board-will-collapse-if-indian-government-wants-1633693946692" target="_blank">Ramiz&nbsp;Raja</a> confirmed that the he met the top BCCI&nbsp;officials&nbsp;including Ganguly and Shah after an all important Asian Cricket Council meet post the IPL in Dubai. The agenda of the meeting was to assign hosting duties for the Asia Cup which will played in a&nbsp;50-over format in 2023. This will be just before the World Cup in 2023 which the BCCI&nbsp;will host in India. Considering the border tensions between the two neighbours, it is still next to impossible for Team India to travel to Pakistan to play the tournament.&nbsp;&nbsp;
Raja&nbsp;in a video release confirmed that after the meeting he urged his counterparts in the <a href="https://www.editorji.com/sports-news/cricket/world-t20-bcci-reveals-india-s-new-billion-cheers-jersey-1634117469118" target="_blank">BCCI&nbsp;</a>to leave behind politics and ensure that the game of cricket is not affected by the relations between the two powerful Asian nations.&nbsp;
The former Pakistani captain added that the two nations need to&nbsp;create a cricketing bond and the game should stay away from politics as much as possible.

BCCI Secretary Jay Shah revealed on Tuesday that MS Dhoni is not charging any honorarium for his services as the mentor of the Indian team for the World T20.



T20 World Cup 2021: MS Dhoni isn't charging any honorarium for his services as Team India mentor: Jay Shah

BCCI Secretary Jay Shah revealed on Tuesday that MS Dhoni is not charging any honorarium for his services as the mentor of the Indian team for the World T20

MS Dhoni isn't charging any honorarium for his services as Team India mentor: Jay Shah

BCCI Secretary Jay Shah revealed on Tuesday that MS Dhoni is not charging any honorarium for his services as the mentor of the Indian team for the World T20.&nbsp;
Dhoni, who retired from international cricket last year in August, was appointed as Team India mentor for the upcoming T20 World Cup&nbsp;which gets underway on October 16 in UAE. Jay Shah's comment came after a few people raised a conflict of interest with his appointment. Apart from being the skipper of CSK in IPL, Dhoni&nbsp;is also employed&nbsp;by India Cements.&nbsp;

T20 World Cup 2021:&nbsp;BCCI Secretary Jay Shah revealed on Tuesday that MS Dhoni is not charging any honorarium for his services as the mentor of the Indian team for the World T20

BCCI Secretary Jay Shah revealed on Tuesday that MS Dhoni is not charging any honorarium for his services as the mentor of the Indian team for the World Cup T20.&nbsp;
Dhoni, who retired from international cricket last year in August, was appointed as Team India mentor for the upcoming <a href="https://www.editorji.com/sports-news/cricket/process-to-find-team-india-s-new-coach-to-start-before-world-t20-report-1634028492872" target="_blank">T20 World Cup</a>&nbsp;which gets underway on October 16 in UAE. Jay Shah's comment came after a few people raised a conflict of interest with his appointment. Apart from being the skipper of CSK in IPL, Dhoni&nbsp;is also employed&nbsp;by India Cements.&nbsp;
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The domestic cricket season for India will begin with the Under 19 boys one-day tournament, the Vinoo&nbsp;Mankad&nbsp;trophy,&nbsp;in September announced&nbsp;BCCI. This will be followed by Syed&nbsp;Mushtaq&nbsp;Ali Trophy which will take place from the third week of October and after that, the one-day&nbsp;Vijay&nbsp;Hazare&nbsp;tournament will begin in November.&nbsp;&nbsp;As per the new schedule,&nbsp;Ranji Trophy which was not played last year will return in January, next year. Simultaneously the Under 25 and women's games will also begin. There was no junior&nbsp;cricket last year due to the&nbsp;Covid&nbsp;scare. BCCI&nbsp;will also announce a five-member junior selection committee to select the team for the ICC&nbsp;Under 19 world cup.&nbsp;

Syed Mushtaq Ali Trophy to begin in October, Ranji Trophy in January next year

The domestic cricket season in India will begin with the Under-19 boys one-day tournament in September

Domestic cricket season in India will begin in September: BCCI Syed&nbsp;Mushtaq&nbsp;Ali Trophy to be played in Oct, Ranji&nbsp;Trophy&nbsp;in January 2022 BCCI&nbsp;to name 5-member junior selection committee for U-19 World Cup

The domestic cricket season for India will begin with the Under 19 boys one-day tournament, the Vinoo&nbsp;Mankad&nbsp;trophy,&nbsp;in September

The domestic cricket season in India will begin with the Under-19 boys one-day tournament, the Vinoo&nbsp;Mankad&nbsp;trophy,&nbsp;in September, the BCCI&nbsp;has announced. This will be followed by Syed&nbsp;Mushtaq&nbsp;Ali Trophy which will take place from the third week of October and after that, the one-day&nbsp;Vijay&nbsp;Hazare&nbsp;tournament will begin in November.&nbsp;&nbsp; As per the new schedule,&nbsp;Ranji Trophy which was not played last year will return in January next year. Simultaneously the domestic Under-25 and women's games will also begin. There was no junior&nbsp;cricket last year due to the&nbsp;Covid&nbsp;scare. BCCI&nbsp;will also announce a five-member junior selection committee to select the team for the ICC&nbsp;Under-19 world cup.&nbsp;

Indian cricketer Mayank&nbsp;Aggarwal&nbsp;has been ruled out of the first Test against England after he suffered a hit on the back of his head during the net sessions, informed BCCI through its Twitter. The 30-year-old took was playing to the ball of Mohammad Siraj, when he took his eyes off the ball and got injured. He&nbsp;underwent the concussion test. While he has shown signs of concussion, the opening batsman is currently stable and will remain under close medical observation, said BCCI secretary Jay Shah. The India vs England 5 match Test series is scheduled to begin on Wednesday.&nbsp; &nbsp;

Mayank Agarwal ruled out of first Test against England 

While he has shown signs of concussion, the opening batsman is currently stable and will remain under close medical observation

Mayank Agarwal ruled out of first Test against England Agarwal&nbsp;suffered hit on back of head during net session Agarwal&nbsp;has shown signs of concussion, is currently stable

While he has shown signs of concussion, the opening batsman is currently stable and will remain under close medical observation

Indian cricketer Mayank&nbsp;Aggarwal&nbsp;has been ruled out of the first Test against England after he suffered a hit on the back of his head during the net sessions. The 30-year-old who was playing to Mohammad Siraj's&nbsp;in the nets, injured himself when he took his eyes off the ball. Also Read&nbsp;<a title="Suryakumar Yadav, Prithvi Shaw to join Indian squad in England, says BCCI" href="https://www.editorji.com/story/suryakumar-yadav-prithvi-shaw-to-join-indian-squad-in-england-says-bcci-1627305458525">Suryakumar Yadav, Prithvi Shaw to join Indian squad in England, says BCCI</a>
He&nbsp;underwent the concussion test. While he has shown signs of concussion, the opening batsman is currently stable and will remain under close medical observation, said BCCI secretary Jay Shah. The 5-match Test series vs England&nbsp;is scheduled to begin on Wednesday.&nbsp; &nbsp;

Ahead of the India England series, wicketkeeper Rishabh&nbsp;Pant and training assistant Dayanand&nbsp;Garani&nbsp;have tested positive for Covid-19, confirmed the&nbsp;BCCI&nbsp;on Thursday. Bowling coach Bharat&nbsp;Arjun, reserve wicketkeeper Wriddhiman&nbsp;Saha&nbsp;and standby opener Abhimanyu&nbsp;Easwaran&nbsp;are currently under isolation after they came in contact with Garani.&nbsp;BCCI&nbsp;secretary Jay Shah said that Pant who did not stay in the hotel room during the break period had tested positive on July 8. He is asymptomatic and currently under isolation. Pant&nbsp;was spotted watching a Euro game at&nbsp;Wembley&nbsp;and was seen clicking pictures with fans without mask.After 2 negative RT-PCR tests, Pant will be able to join the team in Durham where the Indian team will play a 3-day warm-up match starting July 20. However, all 5 members will not be participating in the practice game.&nbsp;

Covid hits Team India: Rishabh Pant, support staff Dayanand Garani test positive

Covid scare hits the Indian cricket team, ahead of the 3-day warm-up game beginning July 20, Rishabh&nbsp;Pant was earlier spotted at a Euro game in Wembley

5 members of Indian cricket team under isolation in London
BCCI&nbsp;confirms: Rishabh Pant, Dayanand&nbsp;Garani&nbsp;tested Covid&nbsp;+ve
Bharat&nbsp;Arjun,&nbsp;Wriddhiman&nbsp;Saha&nbsp;and Easwaran&nbsp;are under isolation
BCCI:&nbsp;Pant did not stay in the hotel room during his break, tested +ve
Rishabh Pant&nbsp;was spotted watching a Euro game at&nbsp;Wembley&nbsp;
After 2 negative RT-PCR tests, Pant will be able to join the team in Durham
Indian team is set to play a 3-day warm-up match starting July 20

After coming in contact with Dayanand&nbsp;Garani, bowling coach Bharat&nbsp;Arjun, reserve wicketkeeper Wriddhiman&nbsp;Saha&nbsp;and standby opener Abhimanyu&nbsp;Easwaran&nbsp;are currently under isolation.

Ahead of the India England series, wicketkeeper Rishabh&nbsp;Pant and training assistant Dayanand&nbsp;Garani&nbsp;have tested positive for Covid-19, confirmed the&nbsp;BCCI&nbsp;on Thursday. Bowling coach Bharat&nbsp;Arjun, reserve wicketkeeper Wriddhiman&nbsp;Saha&nbsp;and standby opener Abhimanyu&nbsp;Easwaran&nbsp;are currently under isolation after they came in contact with Garani.&nbsp; BCCI&nbsp;secretary Jay Shah said that Pant who did not stay in the hotel room during the break period had tested positive on July 8. He is asymptomatic and currently under isolation. Pant&nbsp;was spotted watching a Euro game at&nbsp;Wembley&nbsp;and was seen clicking pictures with fans without mask. After 2 negative RT-PCR tests, Pant will be able to join the team in Durham where the Indian team will play a 3-day warm-up match starting July 20. However, all 5 members will not be participating in the practice game.&nbsp; Also read:&nbsp;<a title="Watch! Ashwin shines with a 6-wicket-haul for Surrey in County match" href="https://www.editorji.com/story/watch-ashwin-shines-with-a-6-wicket-haul-for-surrey-in-county-match-1626328735635" target="_blank">Watch! Ashwin shines with a 6-wicket-haul for Surrey in County match</a>

India's 6-match limited-overs series vs Sri Lanka, which was scheduled to begin on July 13 in Colombo, has been rescheduled.&nbsp;
BCCI Secretary Jay Shah confirmed that the series has been deferred by 5 days due to Covid-19 cases in the Sri&nbsp;Lankan&nbsp;camp. As per the revised itinerary, the first ODI&nbsp;will now be&nbsp;be held on July 18. Reportedly, Sri&nbsp;Lanka&nbsp;cricket extended the quarantine time of its players as a precautionary measure and sent&nbsp;the revised schedule to the BCCI and the broadcasters on Friday.
Meanwhile, the Indian team has isolated itself in the hotel nd BCCI&nbsp;is keeping all options on the tour open, depending upon the number of Covid-19 cases in the Lankan&nbsp;camp.
Also&nbsp;read:&nbsp;Reports: Sri Lankan batting coach Grant Flower tests positive for Covid-19 days before India series

Covid-19 hits cricket again, India vs Sri Lanka series rescheduled

Considering the Covid-19 cases in the Sri&nbsp;Lankan&nbsp;camp, their board wants to&nbsp;extend the quarantine time of its players as a precautionary measure and has sent out a revised&nbsp;schedule of the limited-overs&nbsp;series vs India to the BCCI.

India's 6-match limited-overs series vs Sri Lanka, which was scheduled to begin on July 13 in Colombo, has been rescheduled.&nbsp;
BCCI Secretary Jay Shah confirmed that the series has been deferred by 5 days due to Covid-19 cases in the Sri&nbsp;Lankan&nbsp;camp. As per the revised itinerary, the first ODI&nbsp;will now be&nbsp;be held on July 18. Reportedly, Sri&nbsp;Lanka&nbsp;cricket extended the quarantine time of its players as a precautionary measure and sent&nbsp;the revised schedule to the BCCI and the broadcasters on Friday.
Meanwhile, the Indian team has isolated itself in the hotel nd BCCI&nbsp;is keeping all options on the tour open, depending upon the number of Covid-19 cases in the Lankan&nbsp;camp.

<ul>
<li>India vs Sri&nbsp;Lanka series deferred by 5 days</li>
<li>Covid-19 cases in Sri&nbsp;Lankan&nbsp;camp forces Team India into quarantine</li>
<li>The 3-match ODI&nbsp;series to now start from July 18</li>
</ul>

India's 6-match limited-overs series vs Sri Lanka, which was scheduled to begin on July 13 in Colombo, has been rescheduled.&nbsp;
BCCI Secretary Jay Shah confirmed that the series has been deferred by 5 days due to Covid-19 cases in the Sri&nbsp;Lankan&nbsp;camp. As per the revised itinerary, the first ODI&nbsp;will now be&nbsp;be held on July 18. Reportedly, Sri&nbsp;Lanka&nbsp;cricket extended the quarantine time of its players as a precautionary measure and sent&nbsp;the revised schedule to the BCCI and the broadcasters on Friday.
Meanwhile, the Indian team has isolated itself in the hotel nd BCCI&nbsp;is keeping all options on the tour open, depending upon the number of Covid-19 cases in the Lankan&nbsp;camp.
Also&nbsp;read:&nbsp;<a title="Reports: Sri Lankan batting coach Grant Flower tests positive for Covid-19 days before India series" href="https://www.editorji.com/story/reports-sri-lankan-batting-coach-grant-flower-tests-positive-for-covid-19-days-before-india-series-1625756205799" target="_blank">Reports: Sri Lankan batting coach Grant Flower tests positive for Covid-19 days before India series</a>

The BCCI has been given time till 28th June to confirm their plans of hosting the World T20.

June 28 - deadline for BCCI to finalise ICC T20 World Cup plans 

The ICC&nbsp;also confirmed that&nbsp;BCCI will remain the hosts of the 2021 World T20 regardless of where the event is played

June 28 - deadline for BCCI to finalise World T20 plans 

In a virtual meeting with the ICC, BCCI&nbsp;was represented by President Sourav&nbsp;Ganguly&nbsp;&amp; Secretary Jay Shah.

The BCCI&nbsp;has been given time till 28th June to confirm their plans of hosting the World T20. The event originally scheduled to take place in India later this year could be moved to the middle east as the Covid-19 caseload reduces in the nation after a deadly 2nd wave.
In a virtual meeting with the ICC, BCCI&nbsp;was represented by President Sourav&nbsp;Ganguly&nbsp;&amp; Secretary Jay Shah. The BCCI&nbsp;has sought a month's time to figure things out and also prepare a detailed assessment of the health situation in the country.
The ICC&nbsp;also confirmed that&nbsp;BCCI will remain the hosts of the 2021 World T20 regardless of where the event is played.&nbsp;

A day after announcing the annual player contracts for the women's cricket team, BCCI&nbsp;secretary Jay Shah on Thursday announced that India Women will play in their first-ever pink-ball Test in Australia later this year.
Overall,&nbsp;this will be the second Day-Night Test in the history of women's cricket, with the&nbsp;first one played between England and Australia in 2017. Moreover,&nbsp;Indian women's team hasn't won any of its 9 Tests vs Australia and this pink-ball Test will be their match in whites Down Under since 2006.

India Women to face Australia in their first-ever pink-ball Test

BCCI&nbsp;secretary Jay Shah on Thursday announced that India Women's cricket team will play their first-ever pink-ball Test in Australia later this year.

A day after announcing the annual player contracts for the women's cricket team, BCCI&nbsp;secretary Jay Shah on Thursday announced that India Women will play in their first-ever pink-ball Test in Australia later this year.
Overall,&nbsp;this will be the second Day-Night Test in the history of women's cricket, with the&nbsp;first one played between England and Australia in 2017. Moreover,&nbsp;Indian women's team hasn't won any of its 9 Tests vs Australia and this pink-ball Test will be their match in whites Down Under since 2006.

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