The Pakistan Cricket Board have reportedly retained full hosting rights for the ICC Champions Trophy 2025 but will not be compensated for agreeing to a hybrid model. However, the ICC has promised Pakistan a Women's tournament after 2027.
Jay Shah took over the charge of the ICC chair on December 1 and paid a visit to Brisbane where he met the CEO of the Brisbane 2032 Olympic and Paralympic Games Organising Committee (OCOG) Cindy Hook. Shah will also have a chance to watch the third Test match between India and Australia at Gabba.
Devajit Saika acted as a joint-secretary in the Board of Control for Cricket in India (BCCI). He has now been appointed as the acting secretary of the Board following Jay Shah's departure from BCCI.
Jay Shah officially took over the duties as the ICC Chairman from December 1. For the same reason, he had to be relieved from his other roles as he has stepped down as the President of the Asian Cricket Council (ACC). His replacement as the BCCI Secretary is yet to be announced as well.
The Pakistan Cricket Board had reportedly asked the ICC to implement the hybrid model for all of its global tournaments in India after the world cricket body pushed for the hybrid model for the ICC Champions Trophy 2025.
After India's decision not to travel to Pakistan for the ICC Champions Trophy 2025 tournament, the PCB threatened to boycott the tournament. Still, the Mohsin Naqvi-led board is not confirming their stance on a potential hybrid model after the latest meeting with the ICC.
Jay Shah, the former honorary secretary of the BCCI, was elected unopposed as the Independent Chair of the International Cricket Council (ICC) on August 27. The biggest challenge for him is to resolve the ongoing matter pertaining to the venue of the ICC Champions Trophy.
India made some big changes to their ODI jersey ahead of the senior women's team tour of Australia on Friday. Manufactured by Adidas, the new jersey has a tri-colour added to the shoulder straps.
Jay Shah was appointed the chairman of the ICC in August 2024. He will take the role on December 1. The International Cricket Council has recommended changes to the term of the ICC chairman and the Independent Director.
'We are thrilled to introduce a match fee of INR 7.5 lakhs per game for our cricketers! A cricketer playing all league matches in a season will get Rs. 1.05 crores in addition to his contracted amount," Jay Shah said in his post.
An Africa XI vs Asia XI three-match ODI series took place in 2005 and then in 2007. The Afro-Asia Cup as it was called was about to be sidelined quietly before being revived for 2009. However, it was eventually cancelled and it seems that there might be another attempt at reviving the tournament.
In an Executive Board meeting held under Asian Cricket Council President Jay Shah, the launch of the first edition of the Women's U19 T20 Asia Cup was confirmed. The tournament will serve as a preparatory event ahead of the U19 World Cups and will be held biennially.
Jay Shah was elected unopposed as the new chairman of the International Cricket Council (ICC) on Tuesday, August 27 after the incumbent chairman of the governing body Greg Barclay decided not to file his nomination for a third term.
Jay Shah was elected unopposed as ICC Chairman and the world body confirmed the same on Tuesday. Shah will take over the top post from Greg Barclay on December 1 and will also be the youngest ICC Chairman at 35.
West Indies clinched the three-match T20 series against South Africa 3-0 after winning the rain-hit finale by eight wickets in Trinidad while the current BCCI secretary Jay Shah was elected as the new independent ICC Chairman unopposed. Here's a look at the top 10 sports stories on August 28.
Jay Shah has been elected unopposed as the new ICC chairman. He has become the youngest man to become the chairman of the International Cricket body. Shah is also the fifth Indian to have been sworn into the post of a chairman or a president. Check the other four Indians here.
Jay Shah will be taking the post of the ICC chairman from 1st December 2024. He has served as BCCI secretary and the ACC president and is expected to step down from the roles.
The Board of Control for Cricket in India (BCCI) secretary Jay Shah has announced that the player of the match and player of the tournament award winners will be receiving prize money in the women's and junior competitions. The secretary posted a statement on social media platform X.
Speculations are rife that Jay Shah may file his nomination for the ICC Chairman's post. Shah is currently rendering his services as the Secretary of the Board of Control for Cricket in India (BCCI) and as the chief of the Asian Cricket Council (ACC).
"We have heard everyone out and the decision rests on BCCI. We must take the majority view on it. But the minority view is also important. The teams that are settled do not want a mega-action but the unsettled team want one," Jay Shah said.
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