Will Sachin Tendulkar be the next president of the BCCI? The legend of the Indian stick breaks the silence

Recent rumors have suggested that stick legend Sachin Tendulkar is a footprint for the BCCI Post of the President, a role canceled by Roger Binny. Speculations obtained ground following a report by Dainik Jagran in a main daily and informal discussion that would have been held in a series of crickets in England.

Sachin tendulkar’s reaction on rumors of the presidency of the BCCI

However, the Tendulkar management company on LinkedIn has now published a final declaration to end generalized speculation. The official refusal comes a few weeks before the main elections that will decide on future leaders of the board of directors.

“It has come to our attention that certain reports and rumors circulated concerning Mr. Sachin Tendulkar envisaged or appointed, for the post of Chairman of the Current Conseil in India (BCCI). We wish to categorically say that no development of this type has taken place. Said SRT sports management.

Dainik Jagran’s report said that a legendary cricket player, known for having broken several records, was considered for the role and that informal discussions had already taken place with a senior political figure in England. This decision, if it had materialized, would have maintained a recent trend of former cricket players by assuming Surav Ganguly and Binny. However, the direct and immediate refutation of Tendulkar of these affirmations has now drawn a clear line, confirming that the cricket icon is not in the fray for an administrative position at present.

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The race for the best BCCI publications and the wider trend

With the BCCI annual general meeting scheduled for September 28, the main positions, including the president and the president of the IPL, are to be won. This follows the end of Roger Binny’s mandate, who, after being 70 years in July, had to resign in accordance with the BCCI constitution.

Rajeev Shukla has since taken up the acting president, and he is widely considered as a leading competitor for the full -time role. The report noted that three scenarios are discussed for Shukla: continuing as vice-president, being raised to the president of the BCCI or by becoming the president of the IPL. This internal maneuver highlights the intense policy at stake. The potential appointment of a high -level cricket player aligns with the central government on the increased representation of athletes in sports bodies, a trend also seen with the former Sprinter PT USHA at the head of the Indian Olympic Association. The result of the elections will not only determine the new leadership, but will also solidify the future orientation of the board of directors.

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