The Board of Control for Cricket in India (BCCI) has given green signal to two new franchise teams in the Indian Premier League (IPL) 2022 at the Annual General Meeting (AGM) on Thursday in Ahmedabad. In this way, IPL 2022 is played on 10 franchise teams, not eight. In addition, let us make several other decisions.
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The 10 teams will play in the 2020 IPL
The Board of Control for Cricket in India (BCCI) on Thursday approved two new franchises for the Indian Premier League (IPL) at its annual general meeting here (AGM). So, by 2022, it will be a 10-team tournament. The BCCI said in its decision that next year’s nine-team IPL would be too short, as detailed tender procedures, increased number of matches and consolidation in the international calendar of foreign players were needed.
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BCCI supports playing Olympic cricket
It was also decided to support the International Cricket Council (ICC) exercise to include cricket at the 2028 Olympics. After some clarification from the International Olympic Committee (IOC), the BCCI agreed in principle to support the International Cricket Council’s (ICC) effort to include T20 format cricket at the 2028 Los Angeles Olympics. One member of the AGM said, ‘Look, the BCCI is an autonomous organization and it wants to maintain its autonomy. Our legal team wants some clarification. Of course, the inclusion of cricket at the Olympics is great for sport. We think we are heading in the right direction.
BCCI agreed to cut $ 39 million
The BCCI is set to host the World T20 next year if it is not fully tax-deductible by the government that the ICC insists is set for a reduction of $ 39 million in annual revenues from the global organization. Look. The source said, “We have told the ICC that we will contact the government for tax exemption.
Relief for first-class cricketers
Due to the revised domestic season due to the Kovid-19 pandemic, it was decided that all male and female first-class players would be compensated. BCCI plans to start the domestic season with the Syed Mushtaq Ali T20 Championship in January after several months of delay. Asked about the allocation of funds for this, the board’s source said, “BCCI provides total compensation to state entities. Now they make their own list and compensate their female and male players accordingly.
The BCCI has decided that in spite of India’s epidemic concerns, women’s tournaments (under-23s, under-19s and under-16s) will be held during the IPL-14, with women’s tournaments (senior and junior). It is possible to walk. “During the IPL, we host at least one age group and women’s tournament in each category,” he said.
Rajeev Shukla becomes BCCI vice president
Senior Congress leader Rajeev Shukla was formally appointed as the Vice President of the Board in place of Uttarakhand Mahim Verma. Brijesh Patel will continue as chairman of IPL’s governing body.
Shah will be the BCCI representative at the ICC
General Assembly has decided on behalf of Sourav Ganguly to continue as director on the ICC board. Secretary Jai Shah will serve on the main executive committee of the global executive committee as an alternative director and representative for India.
The women’s test series may be held next year
There was also discussion about the conduct of women’s Test matches and the BCCI’s top board will take a final decision in this regard, although two series of tests could be conducted next year.
KP Rao leave from BCCI
The BCCI has dismissed General Manager (Sports Development) KVP Rao who has asked him to resign. Rao described the BCCI’s departure as his most happy day in a satirical letter to state units. According to information, lack of proper planning amid the Kovid-19 epidemic is one of the main reasons for Rao to be excluded. Former Bihar captain Rao has been working with the BCCI for a long time and he was responsible for managing domestic cricket.
The retirement age of umpires is high
The retirement age of umpires and scorers has been raised to 60 years. The BCCI accredited scorer and umpire will now retire at the age of 55 at 60. “We believe the umpire and scorer are physically fit, like any professional, to work for 60 years,” the source said.
There has been no debate about promoting Ganguly
There has been no discussion of Ganguly’s conflict of interest. There has been no discussion about promoting Ganguly’s My11 Circle fantasy gaming app. It is a direct competitor to the title sponsor of the IPL, Gaming App Dream 11. Members of the state unit said, “No questions have been asked and contrary to the report in the media, it has never been a subject of debate.”
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