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+1 to this view. But BCCI will try it's best to hurt Pakistan cricket
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+1 to this view. But BCCI will try it's best to hurt Pakistan cricket
CanadianG00se
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Sadly, it just politics, BCCI will not tour but will also try to encourage BD and Afghanistan to pull out, making the tournament pointless. If 3 out of 4 test playing nations pull out then it will send wrong message to rest of the cricketing world.
Asian cricket Council development committee took the decision. BCCI and BCB are not the members of development committee.
Businesses and people get into business all the time based on verbal agreements, Its better to have a written contract in case anything goes wrong but verbal contracts happen all the time cos people trust in each other, but BCCI is a different kettle of fish. Other businesses run and operate as usual but cricket they decide its best not to play the "enemy". What double standards but what do you expect from this board/govt, no-one should be surprised.
What about the atrocities that indians have done to pakistanis over the years but no its always pakistans fault, anything that goes wrong in india is always pakistan's fault, india never at fault with anything.
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Consultation can be done on VC also.
GOI is filled with extremists religious nuts, they would do anything that could be used to make their constituents happy and win votes.
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Lol.If this whining will help pcb get a series.
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BCCI Secretary Jay Shah Appointed President Of Asian Cricket Council
The Board of Control for Cricket in India's (BCCI) Secretary Jay Shah was on Saturday appointed as the President of the Asian Cricket Council (ACC). BCCI treasurer Arun Singh Dhumal shared the news on Twitter and wrote: "Congratulations @JayShah on taking over as President of Asian Cricket Council. I'm sure ACC will achieve greater heights under ur leadership and the cricketers of the entire Asian region will benefit. My best wishes for a successful tenure." Bangladesh Cricket Board's (BCB) chief Nazmul Hussain was the previous chief of the ACC and now Jay Shah has taken over the role.
The ACC is Asia's regional administrative body and it currently consists of 24 member associations.
With BCCI President Sourav Ganguly currently in hospital after undergoing a successful angioplasty, Jay has been working overtime to decide on the fate of the domestic calendar in Indian cricket. And on Friday night, he informed the state associations that after successfully organising the Syed Mushtaq Ali T20 tournament, the BCCI is now set to host the Vinoo Mankad Trophy -- U19 limited-overs tournament -- along with Vijay Hazare and senior women's one-dayers.
BCCI Secretary Jay in his letter to the state associations, accessed by ANI, informed them that the decision was taken with an eye on the coronavirus pandemic and the feedback of the state bodies.
"The pandemic has tested each and every one of us and there is no life that has remained untouched by it, and while it has been difficult, your support has meant that we have been able to resume both domestic and international cricket in the men's category.
"As you are aware, we have lost a lot of time and consequently, it has been difficult to plan the cricket calendar on account of the precautions that are necessary for the safe conduct of the games.
"However, it was extremely important for us to ensure that women's cricket takes place and I am extremely happy to inform you that we are going to conduct the Senior Women's One-day tournament simultaneously with the Vijay Hazare Trophy and follow it up with Vinoo Mankad Trophy Under 19. This has been decided after having received your feedback on the domestic season 2020-21," he wrote.
https://sports.ndtv.com/cricket/asian-cricket-council-appoints-jay-shah-as-president-2360522
The Board of Control for Cricket in India's (BCCI) Secretary Jay Shah was on Saturday appointed as the President of the Asian Cricket Council (ACC). BCCI treasurer Arun Singh Dhumal shared the news on Twitter and wrote: "Congratulations @JayShah on taking over as President of Asian Cricket Council. I'm sure ACC will achieve greater heights under ur leadership and the cricketers of the entire Asian region will benefit. My best wishes for a successful tenure." Bangladesh Cricket Board's (BCB) chief Nazmul Hussain was the previous chief of the ACC and now Jay Shah has taken over the role.
The ACC is Asia's regional administrative body and it currently consists of 24 member associations.
With BCCI President Sourav Ganguly currently in hospital after undergoing a successful angioplasty, Jay has been working overtime to decide on the fate of the domestic calendar in Indian cricket. And on Friday night, he informed the state associations that after successfully organising the Syed Mushtaq Ali T20 tournament, the BCCI is now set to host the Vinoo Mankad Trophy -- U19 limited-overs tournament -- along with Vijay Hazare and senior women's one-dayers.
BCCI Secretary Jay in his letter to the state associations, accessed by ANI, informed them that the decision was taken with an eye on the coronavirus pandemic and the feedback of the state bodies.
"The pandemic has tested each and every one of us and there is no life that has remained untouched by it, and while it has been difficult, your support has meant that we have been able to resume both domestic and international cricket in the men's category.
"As you are aware, we have lost a lot of time and consequently, it has been difficult to plan the cricket calendar on account of the precautions that are necessary for the safe conduct of the games.
"However, it was extremely important for us to ensure that women's cricket takes place and I am extremely happy to inform you that we are going to conduct the Senior Women's One-day tournament simultaneously with the Vijay Hazare Trophy and follow it up with Vinoo Mankad Trophy Under 19. This has been decided after having received your feedback on the domestic season 2020-21," he wrote.
https://sports.ndtv.com/cricket/asian-cricket-council-appoints-jay-shah-as-president-2360522
TNAmarkFromIndia
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Son of Amit Shah. RIP Pakistan cricket.
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Nah, we gonna be alright.
We already survived BCCI's venomous backstabbing of last decade. What doesn't kill you makes you stronger.
Things are already improving for Pak cricket. I expect more international sides to visit Pak this decade
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ACC is useless organization. PCB will be just fine.
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Pakistan is doing fine without bcci .Do you know when Pakistan last hosted indian team
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RIP Asian cricket. Although to be fair,it was buried when India started chasing Australia and England as local partners in the ill fated big 3 project.
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You tried to sum up the thinking of Bhartiya Gunda Party lovers in one line but that is what they wish and it is far from reality.
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So he is currently holding 2 separate offices? Or did he give up his job at the BCCI?
Actually, the Big3 still exists. Just not officially.
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Pakistan should not be allowed to host Asia Cup.
Because it deserves to host a global tournament..
Because it deserves to host a global tournament..
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So godi bhakts are running cricket of Asia...
And Indian cricket players have to wear saffron uniform, same as sanyasis
And Indian cricket players have to wear saffron uniform, same as sanyasis
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ACC might not be a bad event to host, but its popularity is just at an all-time low.
Should look to maybe secure a T20 World Cup around 2028-2029, that would be ideal.
Should look to maybe secure a T20 World Cup around 2028-2029, that would be ideal.
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Worked well for India financially and influence wise until our own traitor Shashank Manohar, now that he is almost gone and SC also out of BCCI , all our cunning administrators will hopefully make the right steps and achieve necessary financial success for future inspite of covid setbacks.
The Asian Cricket Council (ACC) had its Annual General Meeting (AGM) in Colombo on Saturday, 19th March 2022. ACC President and BCCI Hon. Secretary, Mr. Jay Shah chaired the meeting and announced the dates for the Asia Cup in 2022. Sri Lanka Cricket is geared to host this edition of the ACC’s much-awaited marquee tournament after 4 long years. The tournament is set to take place between 27th August - 11th September 2022. The Qualifiers for the tournament will accordingly be held from 20th August 2022 onwards.
The ACC Members decided that the tenure of the ACC President, and that of the Executive Board along with its Committees will continue until the 2024 AGM. Addressing the AGM, the ACC President, Mr. Jay Shah, stated “I would like to thank all of my esteemed colleagues at the ACC for reposing their faith in me and considering me worthy to carry on all the work we had begun. I humbly accept this honour and am committed to working hard with a view to organize, develop and promote our beloved sport of cricket in the region, aiding the ACC to steadily grown in stature. We remain committed towards ensuring the all-round development of cricket in the region, especially carrying forward the pioneering work in women’s cricket and the multiple grassroot tournaments the ACC conducts in the region around the year. The pandemic hopefully is behind us and I am keen that we adapt, innovate and help the ACC grow from strength to strength from hereon.”
The AGM also saw the appointment of Mr. Pankaj Khimji, President of Oman Cricket, as Vice-President of the ACC. Mr. Khimji takes on the role from Mr. Mahinda Vallipuram of the Malaysian Cricket Association. The ACC President stated that he looked forward to working with Mr. Khimji towards shaping the future of Asian cricket.
Finally, QCA, who had been an Associate Member of the ACC since the year 2000, presented their application to upgrade their Membership to that of Non-Test Playing Full Member status. The ACC Members considered the matter and ratified Qatar Cricket Association’s (QCA) membership upgrade.
In addition to the above, other routine matters of business were also discussed. The Members noted
that there was a lot to look forward to for the Asian cricketing community in 2022.
The ACC Members decided that the tenure of the ACC President, and that of the Executive Board along with its Committees will continue until the 2024 AGM. Addressing the AGM, the ACC President, Mr. Jay Shah, stated “I would like to thank all of my esteemed colleagues at the ACC for reposing their faith in me and considering me worthy to carry on all the work we had begun. I humbly accept this honour and am committed to working hard with a view to organize, develop and promote our beloved sport of cricket in the region, aiding the ACC to steadily grown in stature. We remain committed towards ensuring the all-round development of cricket in the region, especially carrying forward the pioneering work in women’s cricket and the multiple grassroot tournaments the ACC conducts in the region around the year. The pandemic hopefully is behind us and I am keen that we adapt, innovate and help the ACC grow from strength to strength from hereon.”
The AGM also saw the appointment of Mr. Pankaj Khimji, President of Oman Cricket, as Vice-President of the ACC. Mr. Khimji takes on the role from Mr. Mahinda Vallipuram of the Malaysian Cricket Association. The ACC President stated that he looked forward to working with Mr. Khimji towards shaping the future of Asian cricket.
Finally, QCA, who had been an Associate Member of the ACC since the year 2000, presented their application to upgrade their Membership to that of Non-Test Playing Full Member status. The ACC Members considered the matter and ratified Qatar Cricket Association’s (QCA) membership upgrade.
In addition to the above, other routine matters of business were also discussed. The Members noted
that there was a lot to look forward to for the Asian cricketing community in 2022.
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