homesports NewsPrior to ICC World Cup, BCCI's Annual General Meeting to be held in Goa on September 25

Prior to ICC World Cup, BCCI's Annual General Meeting to be held in Goa on September 25

The 92nd Annual General Meeting of the Board of Control for Cricket in India will be held at W Hotel - Goa on 25th September 2023, to transact the business as per the attached agenda.

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By CNBCTV18.com Sept 25, 2023 1:35:49 PM IST (Published)

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Prior to ICC World Cup, BCCI's Annual General Meeting to be held in Goa on September 25
Just before the ICC World Cup, the Annual General Meeting (AGM) of the Board of Control for Cricket in India (BCCI) will be held in Goa on September 25. According to Cricbuzz, A notice from BCCI secretary Jay Shah on Sunday night read, "Notice is hereby given that the 92nd Annual General Meeting (hereinafter referred to as AGM) of the Board of Control for Cricket in India will be held at W Hotel - Goa on 25th September 2023, to transact the business as per the attached agenda".

Reportedly, Shah has shared a list of 18-point agenda for the AGM. A few that were shared by Cricbuzz are listed below:
  • Election and induction of 2 (two) representatives of the General Body into the Governing Council of the IPL.
  • Induction of 1 (one) representative of the Indian Cricketers' Association into the Governing Council of the IPL.
  • Appointment of the Cricket Committees and Standing Committees as mentioned in Rules 26 and 25, respectively.
  • Meanwhile, in the ongoing Asian Games, Pooja Vastrakar bowled a sharp and incisive spell to take the Indian women's cricket team to its maiden Asian Games final, crushing Bangladesh by eight wickets in a lopsided semifinal.
    Right-arm seamer Vastrakar, who replaced Anjali Sarvani in the squad just before leaving India, had career-best figures of 4/17 in four overs as Bangladesh were bowled out for 51 in 17.5 overs their lowest-ever T20 score against the neighbours.
    India will face Sri Lanka in the final on Monday. Lankans defeated defending champions Pakistan, who had won the gold at Incheon Games 2014, by six wickets in the semifinals.
    Against Bangladesh, Vastrakar and her young new-ball partner Titas Sadhu (1/10 in 4 overs) extracted all the juice available from the deck as they bowled quick, with the bounce on offer also helping. Only skipper Nigar Sultana (12) was able to reach double figures for Bangladesh.

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