Kolkata: West Bengal Chief Minister Mamata Banerjee on Thursday backed former Indian cricket skipper Sourav Ganguly for the chairmanship of the ICC and targetted the Centre for allegedly removing the ex-BCCI chief from the post. Mamata said that she would have protested even if the Centre “would have done this”...
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Kolkata: West Bengal Chief Minister Mamata Banerjee on Thursday backed former Indian cricket skipper Sourav Ganguly for the chairmanship of the ICC and targetted the Centre for allegedly removing the ex-BCCI chief from the post. Mamata said that she would have protested even if the Centre “would have done this”...
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Kolkata: West Bengal Chief Minister Mamata Banerjee on Thursday backed former Indian cricket skipper Sourav Ganguly for the chairmanship of the ICC and targetted the Centre for allegedly removing the ex-BCCI chief from the post. Mamata said that she would have protested even if the Centre “would have done this”...
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Earlier, Sourav Ganguly was stripped of the BCCI president's post, with 1983 World Cup-winning member Roger Binny slated to replace the former India captain. BJP MLA Ashish Shelar is likely to be the Treasurer replacing Arun Dhumal as per sources in the Board of Control for Cricket in India. Jay Shah will retain his position as the BCCI Secretary.
Roger Binny is likely to be the next BCCI President replacing Sourav Ganguly while BJP MLA Ashish Shelar is likely going to be the Treasurer replacing Arun Dhumal. In a BCCI meeting which took place at Trident Hotel in Mumbai where all the office bearers from different parts of the country from various associations came in to file nominations for different positions on the board.
The final ODI was played at Lord's, and India captain Harmanpreet Kaur brought Goswami out with her for the toss. There were emotional moments during the team huddle with the Indian players seen in tears. Plans to rename a stand in Goswami's honour were disclosed at the pacer's home ground, Kolkata's Eden Gardens.
Virat Kohli on the homegrown microblogging Koo app extended his wishes to Jay Shah. Jay Shah and current BCCI president Sourav Ganguly are continuing in their respective post following the Supreme Court Judgement on September 14.