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Honorary secretary jay shah: Cricket News & Match Updates
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Roger Binny Leads BCCI Officials In Wishing Jay Shah On His Election As ICC Chairman
Honorary Secretary Jay Shah: The Board of Control for Cricket in India (BCCI) on Tuesday congratulated its Honorary Secretary Jay Shah on being elected unopposed as Independent Chair of the International Cricket Council (ICC), becoming the latest cricket administrator from the country to take over a top post at the global level.
Jay Shah was on Tuesday elected unopposed to the prestigious position, reflecting the unanimous support and confidence of the ICC's Member Boards. His progression across different roles over the years and his unique foresight about the game have had a transformative impact on cricket globally. Shah’s appointment as ICC’s Independent Chair marks a significant milestone in the governance of international cricket.
Shah’s election marks a new chapter in the ICC's history and the BCCI is confident that under his leadership, cricket will continue to thrive and reach new heights. He will assume this prestigious role from December 1, 2024, the BCCI said in a release on Tuesday.
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Hardik Pandya Likely To Miss Afghanistan T20I Series With Ankle Injury: Report
Honorary Secretary Jay Shah: India captain Hardik Pandya is likely to miss the upcoming three-match T20I series against Afghanistan, starting from January 11, 2024, because of an ankle injury, a report claimed on Saturday.
IPL Auction: Bosch, Head, Cummins, Shardul And Umesh In Top Pay Bracket As 333 Players Set To Go Under Hammer
Honorary Secretary Jay Shah: England youngster Harry Bosch, Australian opener Travis Head, Rilee Rossouw of South Africa, Australia captain Pat Cummins, former Australia captain Steve Smith, India's Shardul Thakur and Chris Woakes of England are among the 23 players that have opted for the highest reserve price of Rs 2 crore in the upcoming Player Auction for the 2024 Indian Premier League (IPL) to be held in Dubai on December 19.
Hardik May Return For Afghanistan Games; Shami Will Fly To South Africa For Tests -- Jay Shah Gives Update On Injured Stars
Honorary Secretary Jay Shah: AS the Indian cricket team gets ready to launch its campaign in South Africa, here is some good news for it -- allrounder Hardik Pandya is likely to join his teammates ahead of schedule and may be available for the upcoming series against Afghanistan.
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