Dada's reign to continue for 3 years? Sourav Ganguly's time as BCCI president might increase after AGM proposes constitutional amendments

Dada's reign to continue for 3 years? Sourav Ganguly's time as BCCI president might increase after AGM proposes constitutional amendments

Former Team India Captain, Sourav Ganguly's expected tenure of nine months as the BCCI President may soon get a new lease of life

FPJ Web DeskUpdated: Sunday, November 10, 2019, 12:47 PM IST
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BCCI President Sourav Ganguly | PTI photo

According to the explainer provided, the restriction has hampered the selection of talented and experienced hands and also affects "the continuity of the individual’s ability to serve in administration unnecessarily". Thus, it "can be restricted to BCCI and the member state respectively".

The 12-point agenda also called for fresh appointments of ombudsman and ethics officer, new cricket committees 9such as the Cricket Advisory Committee) and also proposed amendments for the rules and regulations of the board. A 3/4th majority of the AGM or SGM members, the new agenda proposes, should be enough to pass amendments in rules and regulations.

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