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[ad_1] The wait for the Champions Trophy schedule continues. (PC: X.com) The Pakistan Cricket Board (PCB) stands isolated in the International Cricket Council (ICC). This is with regards to accepting a hybrid model for next year’s Champions Trophy, with all the other member boards siding with the Board of Control for Cricket in India (BCCI), RevSportz understands. In fact, it’s now a take-it-or-leave-it situation for the PCB. If they don’t agree to the hybrid model, they might lose the tournament. On Friday, the ICC Board met virtually to find a workable solution for the Champions Trophy, scheduled to be played in February-March 2025, with the BCCI refusing to send the India team across the border for the tournament, citing security concerns. It is not the BCCI’s decision. The Indian cricket board didn’t receive approval from the Indian government. According to sources, today’s meeting lasted for less than 15 minutes, with the PCB being presented with the hybrid option. If it is adopted, the majority of the matches will be played in Pakistan, while India will play their games in a second country (likely in Dubai). The alternative is that the Champions Trophy is played outside Pakistan, with the PCB retaining the hosting rights. It is learnt that the PCB asked for time and they were advised to find a workable solution, in consultation with the BCCI, the ICC and a few other member boards. At that point, the meeting was adjourned. It is likely to be reconvened in a day or two. The ICC Board has 12 Full Members, three representatives from the Associates and an independent director, along with the chairman and the CEO. The PCB so far has remained steadfast about not accepting a hybrid model. “We shall take injury, but we shall not take insult this time,” PCB chairman Mohsin Naqvi was quoted as saying yesterday. At the ICC meeting, the vibe was still about finding a solution acceptable to all parties. The PCB also needs the Pakistan government’s approval before taking the final call. But if they eventually refuse to budge, Pakistan might lose the tournament. The post Champions Trophy: Overwhelming support for hybrid model, Pakistan stands isolated in ICC appeared first on Sports News Portal | Latest Sports Articles | Revsports. [ad_2] Source link

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[ad_1] The wait for the Champions Trophy schedule continues. (PC: X.com) The Pakistan Cricket Board (PCB) stands isolated in the International Cricket Council (ICC). This is with regards to accepting a hybrid model for next year’s Champions Trophy, with all the other member boards siding with the Board of Control for Cricket in India (BCCI), RevSportz understands. In fact, it’s now a take-it-or-leave-it situation for the PCB. If they don’t agree to the hybrid model, they might lose the tournament. On Friday, the ICC Board met virtually to find a workable solution for the Champions Trophy, scheduled to be played in February-March 2025, with the BCCI refusing to send the India team across the border for the tournament, citing security concerns. It is not the BCCI’s decision. The Indian cricket board didn’t receive approval from the Indian government. According to sources, today’s meeting lasted for less than 15 minutes, with the PCB being presented with the hybrid option. If it is adopted, the majority of the matches will be played in Pakistan, while India will play their games in a second country (likely in Dubai). The alternative is that the Champions Trophy is played outside Pakistan, with the PCB retaining the hosting rights. It is learnt that the PCB asked for time and they were advised to find a workable solution, in consultation with the BCCI, the ICC and a few other member boards. At that point, the meeting was adjourned. It is likely to be reconvened in a day or two. The ICC Board has 12 Full Members, three representatives from the Associates and an independent director, along with the chairman and the CEO. The PCB so far has remained steadfast about not accepting a hybrid model. “We shall take injury, but we shall not take insult this time,” PCB chairman Mohsin Naqvi was quoted as saying yesterday. At the ICC meeting, the vibe was still about finding a solution acceptable to all parties. The PCB also needs the Pakistan government’s approval before taking the final call. But if they eventually refuse to budge, Pakistan might lose the tournament. The post Champions Trophy: Overwhelming support for hybrid model, Pakistan stands isolated in ICC appeared first on Sports News Portal | Latest Sports Articles | Revsports. [ad_2] Source link

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Legendary Cricketer Sourav Ganguly Joins Blue Ocean Corporation’s Member of Board

August 12, 2024: Former India cricket captain and Chairman of the ICC Cricket Committee, Sourav Ganguly is now set to bring his leadership and strategic acumen to the boardroom of leading consulting and training organization, Blue Ocean Corporation. This significant addition comes as Blue Ocean continues to expand its influence across the UK, Middle East and India, further cementing its commitment to unlocking the vast potential within the supply chain industry.

With a stellar 26-year track record of excellence in supply chain management consulting and training, Blue Ocean Corporation has consistently led the way in industry innovations and professional development. The inclusion of the former BCCI President Sourav Ganguly marks a pivotal moment in the organization's journey.

“I am pleased to join the Blue Ocean Corporation Board, an organization that has consistently set the benchmark in supply chain training and consulting. The supply chain industry is a vital backbone of global business, and I look forward to contributing my insights as we work collectively towards achieving the company’s vision,” said Sourav Ganguly.

The news of Sourav Ganguly joining the company’s Board of Directors (as Non-Executive Director) was unveiled at Blue Ocean Corporation’s flagship event, the International Procurement and Supply Chain Conference (IPSC) 2024 in Mumbai, where he was the Chief Guest.

Welcoming the legendary cricketer on board, Dr. Sathya Menon, Group CEO of Blue Ocean Corporation, remarked "We are honored to welcome our beloved ‘Dada’ Sourav Ganguly to our Board of Directors (as Non-Executive Director). His exemplary leadership on and off the cricket field took India to unparalleled glory. We are confident that his vision and insights will add immense value to our growth and expansion, particularly as we navigate new challenges and opportunities in the global supply chain industry."

Blue Ocean Corporation, a conglomerate with global footprint in the UK, UAE, KSA, and India, stands at the forefront of supply chain consulting and training among others. The organization is set to begin its operations in France and Egypt soon.

“We are immensely proud to have an international icon like Sourav Ganguly join the Board at Blue Ocean Corporation. His strategic mindset aligns perfectly with our vision for growth and excellence. It will undoubtedly strengthen our efforts to lead in the global supply chain sector,” added Jayesh George, Director – Corporate Relations, Blue Ocean Corporation, Honorary President of KCA and Ex. BCCI Joint Secretary.

The appointment of a leadership figure like Sourav Ganguly also reaffirmed the company's dedication to attracting top-tier talent and integrating diverse perspectives to achieve its strategic goals. Blue Ocean Corporation, a Great Place To Work certified organization, is resolutely committed to innovation and excellence. The organization was recently ranked as one of the "Best Workplaces for Millennials" by the Great Place To Work awarding body, underscoring its commitment to creating a positive and dynamic work environment that aligns with the ambitions of the millennial workforce.

Under Ganguly’s leadership, the company is well-positioned to navigate future challenges, driving transformative change and delivering exceptional value to stakeholders and clients.

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Hardik Pandya’s ankle injury has ruled him out. This Player is Selected To Replace Him In India

An ankle injury will keep India’s all-rounder Hardik Pandya out of the 2023 Cricket World Cup.

It was confirmed on Saturday by the International Cricket Council that India’s all-rounder Hardik Pandya will miss the current Cricket World Cup 2023 because of an ankle ailment. When India played Bangladesh on October 19 at the MCA Stadium in Pune, Hardik twisted his ankle. In the matches that India played against Sri Lanka, England, and New Zealand, he did not participate.

“India’s unbeaten start to the ICC Men’s Cricket World Cup has received a massive hit with news that star all-rounder Hardik Pandya has failed to recover from his ankle injury and will miss the remainder of the tournament,” the International Cricket Council (ICC) said in a statement.

As a replacement for Hardik, bowler Prasidh Krishna has been added to the team by the ICC Event Technical Committee.

“His place in India’s squad will be taken by Prasidh Krishna, with the inexperienced fast bowler parachuted into the playing group after being approved by the tournament’s Event Technical Committee on Saturday,” stated the International Cricket Council.

Wasim Khan (ICC General Manager – Cricket and ETC Chair), Chris Tetley (ICC Head of Events), Hemang Amin (Acting CEO – BCCI), Gaurav Saxena (General Manager – Operations, BCCI), Russell Arnold, and Simon Doull (Independent Representatives) make up the Event Technical Committee of the ICC Men’s Cricket World Cup 2023.

India defeated Sri Lanka by 302 runs earlier this week to go to the Cricket World Cup semifinals. India bowled Sri Lanka out for a meagre total of 55 after registering a massive total of 357/8.

With seven points from seven games, India leads the points standings. On Sunday, they play South Africa, who are ranked second.

India’s Updated Squad for the ICC Cricket World Cup 2023:

Rohit Sharma (C), Shubman Gill, Virat Kohli, Shreyas Iyer, KL Rahul, Ravindra Jadeja, Shardul Thakur, Prasidh Krishna, Jasprit Bumrah, Mohammed Siraj, Kuldeep Yadav, Mohammed Shami, Ravichandran Ashwin, Ishan Kishan, Suryakumar Yadav.

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India's three-match Twenty20 International trip of Ireland has been scheduled

India's tour in the shortest format will take place later this year, according to latest information from Cricket Ireland. India, the top-ranked men's T20I team, will return to Malahide for a three-match T20I series with dates of August 18, August 20, and August 23.

Prior to this, in 2022, India and Ireland engaged in a thrilling two-match T20I series that the Men in Blue won 2-0. Both games were intense contests, and Ireland was unfortunate not to come away with at least one noteworthy victory. The world's best T20I team returning for a second straight year is a testament to the skill and toughness of the current Irish team and a suitable way to cap off the summer's domestic international matches.

"We're delighted to welcome India Men back to Ireland for the second time in 12 months," Cricket Ireland CEO Warren Deutrom stated in response to the news. The fact that this year's series will consist of three games should allow even more people to attend what is usually a great event. In 2022, we witnessed two sold-out matchups.

We would like to extend our sincere gratitude to the BCCI for continuing to include Ireland in the Indian team's busy schedule as well as for cooperating with us to create a schedule that is as fan-friendly as is humanly possible. By scheduling games for Friday and Sunday, we expect to attract the most spectators.

India's tour of Ireland Playing schedule

18 August: Ireland Men v India Men – 1st T20I 20 August: Ireland Men v India Men – 2nd T20I  23 August: Ireland Men v India Men – 3rd T20I 

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Inaugural Women's Premier League season set to be played from March 4-26 in Mumbai | Cricket News

MUMBAI: The first-ever season of Women’s Premier League (WPL) will be played from March 4 onwards, with the final scheduled for March 26, reported ESPNCricinfo on Monday.In an email sent to all five WPL sides on Monday, the Board of Control for Cricket in India (BCCI) confirmed that two Mumbai venues, namely Brabourne Stadium and DY Patil Stadium, will be utilised for the tournament.BCCI CEO…

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BCCI appoints Hemang Amin as interim CEO

BCCI appoints Hemang Amin as interim CEO

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Hemang Amin, the Chief Operating Officer of the Indian Premier League, has been appointed interim chief executive officer (CEO) of the Board of Control for Cricket in India (BCCI). Amin’s elevation was informed to the BCCI affiliates in an internal communication by BCCI secretary Jay Shah.

“As you might be aware, Mr. Rahul Johri who was the CEO, has resigned and is now no longer with…

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BCCI appoints Hemang Amin as interim CEO

BCCI appoints Hemang Amin as interim CEO

Hemang Amin, the Chief Operating Officer of the Indian Premier League, has been appointed interim chief executive officer (CEO) of the Board of Control for Cricket in India (BCCI). Amin’s elevation was informed to the BCCI affiliates in an internal communication by BCCI secretary Jay Shah.

“As you might be aware, Mr. Rahul Johri who was the CEO, has resigned and is now no longer with BCCI. We…

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[ad_1] The wait for the Champions Trophy schedule continues. (PC: X.com) The Pakistan Cricket Board (PCB) stands isolated in the International Cricket Council (ICC). This is with regards to accepting a hybrid model for next year’s Champions Trophy, with all the other member boards siding with the Board of Control for Cricket in India (BCCI), RevSportz understands. In fact, it’s now a take-it-or-leave-it situation for the PCB. If they don’t agree to the hybrid model, they might lose the tournament. On Friday, the ICC Board met virtually to find a workable solution for the Champions Trophy, scheduled to be played in February-March 2025, with the BCCI refusing to send the India team across the border for the tournament, citing security concerns. It is not the BCCI’s decision. The Indian cricket board didn’t receive approval from the Indian government. According to sources, today’s meeting lasted for less than 15 minutes, with the PCB being presented with the hybrid option. If it is adopted, the majority of the matches will be played in Pakistan, while India will play their games in a second country (likely in Dubai). The alternative is that the Champions Trophy is played outside Pakistan, with the PCB retaining the hosting rights. It is learnt that the PCB asked for time and they were advised to find a workable solution, in consultation with the BCCI, the ICC and a few other member boards. At that point, the meeting was adjourned. It is likely to be reconvened in a day or two. The ICC Board has 12 Full Members, three representatives from the Associates and an independent director, along with the chairman and the CEO. The PCB so far has remained steadfast about not accepting a hybrid model. “We shall take injury, but we shall not take insult this time,” PCB chairman Mohsin Naqvi was quoted as saying yesterday. At the ICC meeting, the vibe was still about finding a solution acceptable to all parties. The PCB also needs the Pakistan government’s approval before taking the final call. But if they eventually refuse to budge, Pakistan might lose the tournament. The post Champions Trophy: Overwhelming support for hybrid model, Pakistan stands isolated in ICC appeared first on Sports News Portal | Latest Sports Articles | Revsports. [ad_2] Source link

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[ad_1] ECB chair Richard Thompson and CEO Richard Gould (Image: PCB) The England and Wales Cricket Board (ECB) has dismissed the idea of having next year’s Champions Trophy without India. The ECB top brass has also mentioned the alternatives, in case India don’t travel to Pakistan for the ICC event. India haven’t played a match in Pakistan since 2008. The Champions Trophy is scheduled to be played in Pakistan from February 19 to March 9 next year. The Indian cricket team going across the border for the tournament is subject to the government of India’s permission. India didn’t travel to Pakistan for last year’s Asia Cup and the tournament was played in a hybrid model, with India playing their matches in Sri Lanka. An ICC functionary had earlier told RevSportz that a hybrid model for the Champions Trophy could also be a real possibility. ECB chair Richard Thompson and CEO Richard Gould are currently in Pakistan, ahead of the ICC meetings in Dubai. And they spoke to the media on the sidelines of the ongoing second Test between Pakistan and England. “Without India? I wouldn’t have thought so, because if you play the Champions Trophy without India or Pakistan, the broadcast rights aren’t there, and we need to protect them,” Gould said. Pakistan haven’t hosted a global event since 1996. But if India refuse to go to Pakistan, then alternative arrangements have to be made. The ECB chief executive said as much. “There are a variety of different options available if those circumstances come along,” Gould added. “But also, when was the last time Pakistan hosted any kind of ICC trophy? This is a big moment for the country, and hopefully we can have the fullest possible competition in Pakistan. If that’s not possible, we know there are options available.” Jay Shah will take charge as the ICC’s independent chair later this year, and it would be interesting to see what role he plays. “It’s interesting with Jay Shah, the former (outgoing) secretary of the BCCI and now chair (elect) of the ICC, going to have a big role to play in that,” said Thompson. “There’s geopolitics and then there’s cricketing geopolitics. I think they will find a way. They have to find a way.” He added: “There are always security concerns in this part of the world when those two countries play each other. That will probably drive the key decisions. But I know relationships between the two countries are as amicable as they can be at the moment. We saw it play out at the World Cup in New York. It would not be in cricket’s interests for India not to be playing in the Champions Trophy.” The ECB hierarchy refused to comment on whether India should travel to Pakistan for the Champions Trophy, saying it would be between the two countries. The post Champions Trophy without India a no-go, says ECB appeared first on Sports News Portal | Latest Sports Articles | Revsports. [ad_2] Source link

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ICC के CEO मनु साहनी को छुट्टी पर भेजा गया, जांच में सहयोगियों के साथ गलत बर्ताव की बात आई सामने ICC CEO Manu Sawhney Asked to go on Leave After Investigation Reveals Misconduct

ICC के CEO मनु साहनी को छुट्टी पर भेजा गया, जांच में सहयोगियों के साथ गलत बर्ताव की बात आई सामने ICC CEO Manu Sawhney Asked to go on Leave After Investigation Reveals Misconduct

इंटरनेशनल क्रिकेट काउंसिल (ICC) के मुख्य कार्यकारी अधिकारी (CEO) मनु साहनी को छुट्टी पर भेज दिया गया है, क्योंकि आडिट फर्म प्राइसवाटरहाउसकूपर्स (PWC) की आंतरिक जांच में उनका आचरण जांच के दायरे में आया। इतना ही नहीं वह अपना कार्यकाल पूरा होने से पहले इस्तीफा दे सकते हैं। साहनी को ICC वर्ल्ड कप 2019 के बाद डेव रिचर्डसन की जगह 2022 तक CEO बनाया गया था। पता चला है कि नीतियों के संदर्भ में विभिन्न…

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IPL 2020: CSK's Deepak Chahar gets BCCI clearance to start training | Cricket News - Times of India

IPL 2020: CSK’s Deepak Chahar gets BCCI clearance to start training | Cricket News – Times of India

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DUBAI: Chennai Super Kings pacer Deepak Chahar will start training from Friday, having got the necessary BCCI clearance following his recovery from COVID-19. Chahar, who entered the team’s bio-bubble on Wednesday after returning two negative tests, had to undergo a cardiovascular test as per BCCI protocol before he could hit the nets. Check full IPL 2020 league-stage schedule “He will…

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आईपीएल सीओओ हेमंग अमीन होंगे बोर्ड के अंतरिम सीईओ, 6 दिन पहले सीईओ राहुल जौहरी का इस्तीफा मंजूर हुआ था

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बीसीसीआई सीईओ राहुल जौहरी पर बोर्ड की गोपनीय जानकारी लीक करने का आरोप था

आईपीएल सीओओ हेमंग अमीन ने बोर्ड की कई बड़ी कंपनियों से कमर्शियल डील करवाने में अहम रोल निभाया

उन्होंने आईपीएल की ओपनिंग सेरेमनी न कराते हुए सारा पैसा पुलवामा के शहीदों के परिवार को डोनेट किया था

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हेमंग अमीन भारतीय क्रिकेट कंट्रोल बोर्ड (बीसीसीआई) के अंतरिम सीईओ होंगे। अमीन…

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राहुल जौहरी के इस्‍तीफे के बाद हेमांग अमीन बने बीसीसीआई के नए अंतरिम सीईओ

राहुल जौहरी के इस्‍तीफे के बाद हेमांग अमीन बने बीसीसीआई के नए अंतरिम सीईओ

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हेमांग अमीन 2017 से आईपीएल के संचालन प्रभाग को संभाल रहे हैं. (फोटो साभार: IPLT20) राहुल जौहरी (Rahul Johri) ने सीईओ पद से पिछले साल 27 दिसंबर को इस्‍तीफा दिया था, जिसे पिछले दिनों बीसीसीआई (BCCI) ने स्‍वीकार कर लिया.

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Bcci Ceo Rahul Johris Resignation Accepted - BCCI accepts CEO Rahul Johri's resignation

Bcci Ceo Rahul Johris Resignation Accepted – BCCI accepts CEO Rahul Johri’s resignation

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The resignation of Rahul Johri, the Chief Executive Officer (CEO) of the Board of Control for Cricket in India (BCCI), was accepted on Thursday after a long time.

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