JAY SHAH
Mamata Banerjee mocks Amit Shah's son's ICC position, calls it a 'most elevated achievement'
Jay Shah, the newly elected ICC Chairman, has drawn mixed reactions following his appointment. While West Bengal CM Mamata Banerjee praised his achievement, Shah's rise in cricket administration has sparked debates on nepotism and influence. At 35, Shah will lead the ICC from December, continuing his push for cricket's global expansion and Olympic inclusion. His tenure at BCCI has been marked by significant developments, including the success of the IPL and advancements in women's cricket.
"Cricket needs his great decision-making": Former Australian coach praises Jay Shah's appointment as ICC Chairman
John Buchanan congratulated Jay Shah on becoming the ICC chairman, expressing hope he will prioritize all formats of cricket. He also discussed the upcoming Border-Gavaskar series, highlighting the challenge for players to adapt physically and mentally. Buchanan praised Australian conditions and highlighted Jasprit Bumrah's capabilities.
BCCI secretary Jay Shah’s ICC chairman salary revealed: What we know so far
Jay Shah, currently the secretary of the BCCI, is set to become the ICC chairman on December 1. As an honorary BCCI secretary, he receives allowances but no regular salary. His compensation at the ICC will follow a similar structure, with payments tied to meetings and duties rather than a fixed salary.
Jay Shah's endeavours as BCCI secretary made it a pioneer for others to follow: Sachin Tendulkar
Jay Shah, the outgoing BCCI secretary, is set to become the youngest ICC chairman at 35. His tenure was marked by equal focus on men's and women's cricket, positioning the BCCI as an exemplary body. Shah will leave BCCI after a five-year stint, which began in October 2019, to take over as the independent chairman of the International Cricket Council from December 1. Sachin Tendulkar and other cricket luminaries have extended their best wishes to him.
Jay Shah becomes ICC Chairman: Here is a full list of all ICC chiefs
Jay Shah has been named ICC Chairman, succeeding Greg Barclay. As current BCCI Secretary, Shah aims to expand cricket's global reach and introduce it to new markets. His leadership comes at a time when cricket is set to debut at the 2028 Olympics, with a focus on governance reforms and growing the sport's popularity.
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Jay Shah elected unopposed as International Cricket Council chairman
Jay Shah has been elected unopposed as the next Independent Chair of the International Cricket Council (ICC), succeeding Greg Barclay. Shah, currently BCCI Honorary Secretary and Chair of the Asian Cricket Council, will begin his tenure on December 1, 2024. Shah aims to enhance cricket's global presence, especially with the sport's inclusion in the LA 2028 Olympics. He plans to innovate and expand the sport's reach, promoting multiple formats and advanced technologies to boost cricket's global popularity.
From district to global level, Jay Shah does the hard yards
Jay Shah, at 35, has become the youngest chairman of the International Cricket Council (ICC), elected unopposed. His rise from district-level cricket administration to global cricket's top position is marked by a no-nonsense approach and strong player connections. Shah's achievements include launching the Women's Premier League (WPL) and ensuring equal pay for India's women cricketers. His leadership during COVID-19, overseeing bio-bubbles, and his innovative policies have solidified his place as a significant figure in cricket administration.
Will ensure Test cricket remains priority as it forms bedrock of the game: ICC Chairman Jay Shah
Newly-elected ICC Chairman Jay Shah has vowed to prioritize Test cricket as the "bedrock" of the sport during his tenure, while also focusing on breaking down barriers that hinder cricket's growth. Shah, who will take over from Greg Barclay on December 1, emphasized the importance of driving cricketers towards the longer format and enhancing global cricket standards. He also plans to advocate for the growth of women's and differently-abled cricket and looks forward to collaborative efforts to elevate the game worldwide.
BCCI’s Jay Shah becomes youngest ICC chairman, to succeed Greg Barclay
Jay Shah has been elected unopposed as the Chairman of the ICC, effective December 1, 2024. At 35, he will be the youngest person to lead the global cricket governing body. Shah’s election follows a streamlined process with no other candidates. He will succeed Greg Barclay, who did not seek a third term. Shah is set to be the fifth Indian to head the ICC, following past leaders from India.
Meet Rohan Jaitley, the likely new BCCI secretary who could take Jay Shah's place
Jay Shah has been elected as the ICC Chairman, set to start his term on December 1, 2024, making him the youngest person to hold the position. As Shah transitions to the ICC role, Rohan Jaitley is expected to become the new BCCI Secretary. Jaitley’s extensive cricket administration experience and strong support position him as a leading candidate. The Pakistan Cricket Board is also moving forward with preparations for the ICC Champions Trophy 2025, dismissing rescheduling rumors.
Rohan Jaitley, late Arun Jaitley’s son, may become BCCI secretary after Jay Shah
BCCI New Secretary: Rohan Jaitely, Arun Jaitley's son, has emerged as the probable successor for the BCCI secretary position. Jay Shah is likely to become the next ICC chairman, potentially becoming the youngest ever at 36. Supported by England and Australia, his likely appointment follows Greg Barclay's decision not to seek re-election.
If Jay Shah becomes ICC chairman, no clear favourite for BCCI secretary's post
Jay Shah might become the next ICC Chairman, having the backing of 15 out of 16 members. Should he leave his position as BCCI Secretary, there's uncertainty about his replacement. Candidates in consideration include Rajiv Shukla, Ashish Shelar, Arun Dhumal, and Devajit Saikia, along with some younger administrators.
Jay Shah poised to succeed Greg Barclay as ICC Chair, backed by multiple cricket boards
Jay Shah, BCCI secretary, is the leading candidate to succeed Greg Barclay as ICC chair, with backing from England and Australia. His strong support from various cricket boards suggests he will be elected unopposed. If elected, Shah will become the youngest-ever ICC chief at 36, continuing a trend of prominent Indians in the role.
Rahul Dravid, Agarkar, Jay Shah my 'three pillars': Rohit Sharma on T20 WC win
Rohit Sharma acknowledged the support of Rahul Dravid, Ajit Agarkar, and Jay Shah in leading India to a T20 World Cup win. Celebrating the victory as a national triumph, Sharma shared his pragmatic approach to selecting bats and expressed his unwavering ambition for more titles with the Indian cricket team.
ICC Chairman Election: Barclay not to opt for third term, all eyes on BCCI secretary Jay Shah
Greg Barclay confirmed he will not pursue a third term as ICC chairman, ending his current tenure on November 30. This development has led to speculation about BCCI Secretary Jay Shah's interest in the position. Shah, who has strong influence within the ICC, may announce his candidacy before the nomination deadline of August 27.
"Mohammed Shami playing in Australia series or not...": BCCI secretary Jay Shah's statement on pacer's return
India fast bowler Mohammed Shami is making significant strides in his recovery from an ankle injury that has kept him out of cricket since the ODI World Cup last November. The expectation is that he will be ready to participate in India's home season, starting with a Test series against Bangladesh in September.
BCCI not keen on hosting pink ball Tests: Jay Shah
BCCI secretary Jay Shah visited TOI’s Mumbai office, announcing Morne Morkel as India's new bowling coach and revealing the board's disfavor towards pink ball tests due to their short duration. Shah declined hosting the Women’s T20 World Cup in October, citing plans to host the 50-overs women's World Cup next year. Additionally, he shared details about the upcoming state-of-the-art National Cricket Academy in Bengaluru.
BCCI may retain 74-match format for IPL 2025: Jay Shah
The BCCI was likely to retain a 74-match format for IPL 2025, though media rights contracts envisaged an 84-match expansion. Jay Shah emphasized that increasing matches was optional. Media rights holders preferred 74 matches to avoid viewer fatigue. Franchises favored more matches for revenue growth. Decisions are under consideration.
ICC approves USD 70 million budget for hosting CT in Pakistan
The ICC has approved a budget of approximately USD 70 million for the Champions Trophy in Pakistan early next year. This budget, vetted by the ICC's financial committee led by BCCI secretary Jay Shah, includes an additional USD 4.5 million for unforeseen expenses. Speculation suggests this reserve could address potential venue changes if India opts out of playing in Pakistan. The ACC recently awarded future Asia Cups to India and Bangladesh. Despite challenges, the 2023 Asia Cup generated profits, largely due to matches between India and Pakistan.
Paris Olympics 2024: BCCI to support Indian contingent by granting Rs 8.5 crore
On Sunday, BCCI Secretary Jay Shah announced via Twitter that BCCI will provide Rs 8.5 crore to the IOA for the Paris Olympics 2024 campaign. Shah praised the athletes, wished them success, and used the hashtag #India, closing with 'Jai Hind'. India aims for a remarkable performance with strong medal contenders.
Rohit Sharma says he will continue to play Tests and ODIs "at least for a while"
India captain Rohit Sharma announced he will continue to play Test and ODI cricket "at least for a while" following his T20 international career end with a World Cup win last month. Rohit has been on a break since the title win in the West Indies and will miss the upcoming limited-overs tour of Sri Lanka, which includes three ODIs.
Gautam Gambhir is yet to ink salary deal, first big 'Test' would be 'Down Under'
BCCI secretary Jay Shah officially announced Gambhir's appointment, which was on cards for a long time. However, it is learnt that his salary is yet to be finalised although it is expected to be in the same bracket as that of his predecessors Rahul Dravid and Ravi Shastri.
Hardik Pandya likely to lead India in T20I series against Sri Lanka; KL Rahul to captain in ODIs: Sources
In the T20 WC, Pandya scored 144 runs in six innings at an average of 48.00 and a strike rate of 151.57, with a half-century and best score of 50*. He also took 11 wickets in eight games at an average of 17.36 and an economy rate of 7.64, with the best figures of 3/20.
Gautam Gambhir appointed as Indian team's new head coach, BCCI confirms
Gautam Gambhir has been appointed as the new Head Coach of the Indian Cricket Team, confirmed by BCCI Secretary Jay Shah on social media platform X. Shah praised Gambhir's deep understanding of modern cricket dynamics and his successful career across various roles. Gambhir's appointment follows his mentoring of Lucknow Super Giants and success with Kolkata Knight Riders in the IPL. Known for pivotal roles in India's 2007 T20 World Cup and 2011 ODI World Cup victories, Gambhir expressed eagerness for the role, citing it as a great honor to coach the national team.
Under Rahul Dravid, India emerged as a dominant force across formats: BCCI secy Jay Shah
BCCI Secretary Jay Shah commends Rahul Dravid for his successful tenure as India's head coach, highlighting the team's achievements across formats. Dravid's strategic acumen and leadership skills have left a lasting legacy of excellence within the team. Players express gratitude for his contribution.
Rohit Sharma to lead India in ODI and Test formats, BCCI secretary Jay Shah confirms
The Champions Trophy, scheduled in Pakistan next year, will be held after eight 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.
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