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Rohan Jaitley re-elected as DDCA president, humbles Kirti Azad

Rohan Jaitley, the incumbent Delhi and District Cricket Association (DDCA) president, won the second straight term on Tuesday, defeating former Indian cricketer and sitting Trinamool Congress MP from Bardhaman-Durgapur constituency, Kirti Azad.

Source: bhaskarlive.in

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IND vs BAN: BCCI has assured us of highest security to team, says Bangladesh Cricket Board president Faruque Ahmed

When Faruque Ahmed took charge as the president of the Bangladesh Cricket Board (BCB) last month, following Nazmul Hassan’s resignation, he became the first president of the board to have played any competitive cricket.  ALSO READ | IND vs BAN: Rohit Sharma, Virat Kohli arrive in Chennai for first Test against Bangladesh Having featured in seven ODIs between 1988 and 1999, and leading Bangladesh…

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BCCI Vice President Responds to Pakistan's T20 World Cup Boycott Threat

In response to reports that Pakistan might boycott the 2026 T20 World Cup if India refuses to travel to Pakistan for the Champions Trophy 2025, BCCI Vice President Rajeev Shukla has emphasized that the Board is awaiting approval from the Indian government before making any decisions. Speaking at the Uttar Pradesh Premier League players’ auction, Shukla stated, “Pakistan can say whatever it wants…

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বিশ্বকাপের আগে ইডেনে বসছে নতুন স্কোরবোর্ড, শৌচালয়-ফুড কোর্টের ভোলবদল

কলকাতা: ওয়ান ডে বিশ্বকাপের (ODI World Cup) আর মাস দুয়েকও বাকি নেই। ভারতের যে দশ স্টেডিয়ামে হবে বিশ্বকাপের ম্যাচগুলি, তার সর্বত্র সাজ সাজ রব। ইডেনে (Eden Gardens) বিশ্বকাপের সেমিফাইন���ল সহ পাঁচটি ম্যাচ আয়োজিত হবে। ইডেনে প্রথম ম্যাচ ২৮ অক্টোবর। বাংলাদেশ বনাম নেদারল্যান্ডস মুখোমুখি সেই ম্যাচে। তার আগে জোর কদমে চলছে স্টেডিয়ামের সংস্কার কাজ। আর তার ফাঁকেই শনিবার ঘুরে গেল আইসিসি (ICC) ও ভারতীয় ক্রিকেট…

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IPL will make opposing teams in 2023, these 5 players, Sourav Ganguly’s big prediction Sourav Ganguly names 5 young players who will emerge as Future Stars in IPL 2023. Image Source: GETTYSourav Ganguly The IPL is the most watched cricket league in the world। Many star cricketers have made their careers by playing here। The IPL 2023 debut is taking place from 31 March। The first match will be…

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Jay Shah lands in Brisbane for crucial meetings after Rohit Sharma-led India’s Adelaide debacle

The newly-appointed International Cricket Council (ICC) Chairman and the former Board of Control for Cricket in India (BCCI) president, Jay Shah, has reached Brisbane ahead of the third Test of the Border-Gavaskar Trophy 2024-25. Jay Shah is all set to witness the third Test between the India National Cricket Team and the Australia National Cricket Team at the Brisbane Cricket Ground,…

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Shobhanaa Dhimaan Honored with Life Membership of International Women’s Film Forum

Noida, India – In a significant recognition of her remarkable contributions, Shobhanaa Dhimaan was honored with the prestigious Life Membership of the International Women’s Film Forum (IWFF). The IWFF, a renowned organization dedicated to empowering women across all fields and compartments, celebrated this occasion during a ceremony held at Marwah Studios.

Shobhanaa Dhimaan holds multiple accolades to her name, including her roles as Relationship Officer for DCCI Wheelchair Cricket (a BCCI-supported body), National Youth Joint Secretary of the Gandhi Mandela Foundation, and Founder Trustee of the Dhiman Social Welfare Trust. Her commitment to advancing social welfare and promoting inclusivity through sports and community initiatives has made her an inspirational figure.

Dr. Sandeep Marwah, President of Marwah Studios and Founder of the International Women’s Film Forum, praised Dhimaan for her tireless efforts and leadership. “Her work exemplifies the spirit of the IWFF, which is dedicated to creating opportunities and empowering women across various domains,” Dr. Marwah remarked.

Shobhanaa Dhimaan expressed her gratitude for the recognition, stating, “It is an honor to be associated with the International Women’s Film Forum. I am inspired to continue my journey of creating opportunities and uplifting others through my work.”

Also in attendance was Sonal Mishra, recipient of the prestigious Sarojini Naidu International Award for Working Women. Her presence added to the significance of the event, highlighting the collective efforts of women leaders in driving meaningful change.

This event underscored the International Women’s Film Forum’s unwavering commitment to recognizing and empowering women who lead by example and inspire generations.

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[ad_1] Jay Shah (Source: X) Jay Shah is now formally the International Cricket Council (ICC) chief. The question now is how he will take world cricket forward, while keeping Indian interests paramount. And can he treat this position as an opportunity to leave his own imprint, and move away from his father’s shadow? At 35, Shah is the youngest to take charge of the ICC. Just over 27 years after Jagmohan Dalmiya moved from being BCCI Secretary to ICC head honcho, Shah is all set to do the same. Others, including N Srinivasan, Sharad Pawar and Shashank Manohar, who served as ICC heads, moved to the apex body after serving their tenures as presidents of the BCCI. In that sense, Shah’s is a big leap forward and a huge opportunity. It will also be an interesting challenge because the ICC’s financial health will be the key focus in the next three years. The USA experiment during the T20 World Cup threw up a lot of questions and if the ICC is serious about that market, they need to take a number of key calls. With the Olympics in four years, and with cricket making it back to the roster for Los Angeles 28, this could be a huge moment in the game’s history. If things go wrong, it would also be a major opportunity lost. Dr S Jaishankar, India’s External Affairs Minister, alluded to it a day earlier. “With cricket in LA28, the government of India is committed to supporting Nepal and Afghanistan and others and will play a major role in getting these nations Olympic ready,” he said. That’s where Shah has an opening. Expand cricket’s market beyond India and open up new revenue streams. Women’s cricket adds to this opportunity, and with the Olympics still three and a half years away, the timing is near perfect. For the Latest Sports News: Click Here Jay Shah presenting medal to Rohit Sharma (Source: ICC) Another question confronting the ICC, and it’s hardly new, is how the value of World Cups compares with key leagues like the IPL. Having conducted the IPL, Shah will know the economics. As ICC boss, his ambition will be to make sure that the World Cups retain their aura, financially and otherwise. Can they compete with franchise leagues, or will their values go down over a period of time? Finally, how does he deal with India and Pakistan? While he will have to keep Indian interests in mind, it will also be key as head of global cricket to make sure every stakeholder is happy. For example, how can Indian monies be leveraged to promote Test Cricket? How does he keep PCB in check? How will he deal with unreasonable demands from across the border? As Shah succeeds Greg Barclay, it will be a very interesting few years for him and cricket. This period could well define his legacy as a sports administrator. At the ICC, he is Jay Shah, the Chairman. Not the son of India’s home minister. If anything, that’s something which might prompt Pakistan to play hard ball. That’s where Shah will have to stamp his mark on the world game and steer it forward. How he deals with the current Champions Trophy situation could be a really good index to understand what lies ahead. As Chairman, when he travels to Pakistan, for example, how will he deal with the media? It could be the making of him. If he succeeds, he will always be spoken about as Jay Shah, his own man. Also Read: Jay Shah begins tenure as ICC Chair The post ICC stint a chance for Jay Shah to carve out his own niche appeared first on Sports News Portal | Latest Sports Articles | Revsports. [ad_2] Source link

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[ad_1] Jay Shah (Source: X) Jay Shah is now formally the International Cricket Council (ICC) chief. The question now is how he will take world cricket forward, while keeping Indian interests paramount. And can he treat this position as an opportunity to leave his own imprint, and move away from his father’s shadow? At 35, Shah is the youngest to take charge of the ICC. Just over 27 years after Jagmohan Dalmiya moved from being BCCI Secretary to ICC head honcho, Shah is all set to do the same. Others, including N Srinivasan, Sharad Pawar and Shashank Manohar, who served as ICC heads, moved to the apex body after serving their tenures as presidents of the BCCI. In that sense, Shah’s is a big leap forward and a huge opportunity. It will also be an interesting challenge because the ICC’s financial health will be the key focus in the next three years. The USA experiment during the T20 World Cup threw up a lot of questions and if the ICC is serious about that market, they need to take a number of key calls. With the Olympics in four years, and with cricket making it back to the roster for Los Angeles 28, this could be a huge moment in the game’s history. If things go wrong, it would also be a major opportunity lost. Dr S Jaishankar, India’s External Affairs Minister, alluded to it a day earlier. “With cricket in LA28, the government of India is committed to supporting Nepal and Afghanistan and others and will play a major role in getting these nations Olympic ready,” he said. That’s where Shah has an opening. Expand cricket’s market beyond India and open up new revenue streams. Women’s cricket adds to this opportunity, and with the Olympics still three and a half years away, the timing is near perfect. For the Latest Sports News: Click Here Jay Shah presenting medal to Rohit Sharma (Source: ICC) Another question confronting the ICC, and it’s hardly new, is how the value of World Cups compares with key leagues like the IPL. Having conducted the IPL, Shah will know the economics. As ICC boss, his ambition will be to make sure that the World Cups retain their aura, financially and otherwise. Can they compete with franchise leagues, or will their values go down over a period of time? Finally, how does he deal with India and Pakistan? While he will have to keep Indian interests in mind, it will also be key as head of global cricket to make sure every stakeholder is happy. For example, how can Indian monies be leveraged to promote Test Cricket? How does he keep PCB in check? How will he deal with unreasonable demands from across the border? As Shah succeeds Greg Barclay, it will be a very interesting few years for him and cricket. This period could well define his legacy as a sports administrator. At the ICC, he is Jay Shah, the Chairman. Not the son of India’s home minister. If anything, that’s something which might prompt Pakistan to play hard ball. That’s where Shah will have to stamp his mark on the world game and steer it forward. How he deals with the current Champions Trophy situation could be a really good index to understand what lies ahead. As Chairman, when he travels to Pakistan, for example, how will he deal with the media? It could be the making of him. If he succeeds, he will always be spoken about as Jay Shah, his own man. Also Read: Jay Shah begins tenure as ICC Chair The post ICC stint a chance for Jay Shah to carve out his own niche appeared first on Sports News Portal | Latest Sports Articles | Revsports. [ad_2] Source link

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also one more reason why vk is unwilling to make it work with pat in the beginning is because the moment he's bonded with pat, he's dependent on him for breaking his heat. vk rails against this unexpected loss of his freedom. because one thing vk desires more than anything else is independence and autonomy. he wants the freedom to make choices and decisions for himself, without being judged, but because he's omega, the world won't allow him this freedom. even in his career, he's never in a position of power, he's always subservient to his board. his board decides whether he gets to play or not, and he has to work twice as harder as anyone else because he can't take his orientation out of the equation otherwise. his board can sack him for any reason and there's nothing he can do about that. vk is in a position where he's told what he can and what he can't do by his board, and he can't rebel or protest against their orders if he wants to keep his career intact.

initially, vk makes up for the independence he is missing in his professional life by being wild in his personal life. he sleeps with every alpha who shows interest with him. then suddenly, his board strip him of his personal autonomy too. they tell him he has to marry pat if he wants to keep playing, and vk has to comply. marrying pat is never a choice for vk, it's a decision that someone else made for him and forced upon him. so much of vk's life is someone else taking decisions for him and him having to obey or risk losing his career, which he cherishes more than anything else.

and now he's bonded to pat, he realises that pat also has power over him. and vk loathes anyone else presiding over him, robbing him of his independence and autonomy. vk hates pat for having the power to break his heat, and knowing that it's not something he can get around makes him hate pat all the more. and it also makes him a bit afraid of pat, just like he is afraid of the bcci. both of them possess insurmountable power over him and if he pisses either of them off, he risks losing his career. and pat also possesses the power to hurt him in other ways. he can deny him his heat, he can cheat on him, he can beat him up, and there'll be nothing vk can do about it. he's dependent on pat now, both to break his heat for him, and to ensure the continuation of his career. and vk absolutely hates that, being weak and vulnerable and at someone else's mercy, and being able to do nothing to prevent that.

so much of omegaverse is actually just vk wanting to be treated like a human and being refused that treatment, because of his orientation.

-- psych anon

Oh my god yes 😭

Literally if I can nail writing this it’s gonna be heartbreaking

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IND vs BAN, 2nd Test: Have discussed ways to improve Kanpur stadium facilities with UP government officials, says Rajeev Shukla

As the drainage system at the Green Park drew flak following the abandonment of second- and third-day’s play, the BCCI vice-president Rajeev Shukla said that efforts are being taken to improve the facilities at the iconic stadium. “Soon after reaching Kanpur today, I had a discussion with the officials of the state government, since the ground belongs to them, and discussed the road ahead. And,…

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Anurag Thakur Envisions New Cricket Museum at Dharamshala After Visiting Pune’s Blades of Glory

Pune, 26th September 2024: Former Union Minister, senior BJP Leader and the former President of BCCI, Anurag Thakur visited Blades of Glory, a renowned museum of cricket memorabilia at Sahakar Nagar. Rohan Pate, Founder of this museum explained to him the objective behind setting up this museum and the significance of the collection displayed. After seeing Blades of the Glory Anurag Thakur said,…

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বিশ্বকাপের ঢাকে কাঠি, ইডেন পরিদর্শনে ICC প্রতিনিধি দল, টিকিটের দাম কি কমবে?

ICC ODI WC: বিশ্বকাপের ঢাকে কাঠি, ইডেন পরিদর্শনে ICC প্রতিনিধি দল, টিকিটের দাম কি কমবে? Source link

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Rohan Jaitley says not moving from DDCA to BCCI if Jay Shah joins ICC

Delhi and District Cricket Association (DDCA) president Rohan Jaitley has rubbished reports suggesting that he might become the next BCCI secretary if Jay Shah is elected chairman of the International Cricket Council (ICC). There have been reports that the current BCCI secretary Jay Shah is likely to be appointed as the next chairman of ICC as Greg Barclay has decided not to seek another tenure as chief of ICC.

Source: bhaskarlive.in

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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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Chennai Super Kings Ownership Stays Steady Despite UltraTech's Acquisition of India Cements

In a recent development that stirred the business and cricket communities alike, UltraTech Cement’s acquisition of India Cements was finalized on Sunday. However, cricket fans of IPL’s most celebrated team, Chennai Super Kings (CSK), can breathe easy as the ownership of the franchise remains unaffected by this high-profile deal.

CSK’s Independence Remains Unchanged

For those closely following the business dynamics of Indian cricket, it’s crucial to note that Chennai Super Kings has been operating as a distinct entity since 2015. The franchise is managed under Chennai Super Kings Cricket Limited (CSKCL), which deliberately stands apart from India Cements’ corporate umbrella. This separation ensures that N Srinivasan and his family retain their stronghold over the IPL franchise, a fact confirmed by reliable sources.

Despite UltraTech’s recent acquisition of a 32.72% stake in India Cements, which brings their total holdings to a substantial 55.49%, CSKCL is deliberately excluded from the deal. The arrangement was made following a conflict of interest issue in 2015, prompting Srinivasan to disentangle his roles in the Board of Control for Cricket in India (BCCI) from his business interests, leading to CSK becoming an independent entity.

Ownership Dynamics of CSKCL

The shareholding structure of CSKCL mirrors that of India Cements, with the Srinivasan family maintaining a significant 29% stake. This percentage is controlled by the India Cements Shareholder Trust, initially designed to benefit cricketers employed by the company. However, with Rupa Gurunath, Srinivasan’s daughter, stepping down from her role as the president of the Tamil Nadu Cricket Association (TNCA), these shares have reverted back to direct family ownership.

According to CSK’s latest annual report, N Srinivasan and his family now possess 28.14% of the shares in CSKCL. This consolidation solidifies their control over the franchise, ensuring the team’s governance remains closely tied to the Srinivasan family.

The Uncertain Future of MS Dhoni and Other Cricketers

A lingering question arises concerning the fate of prominent cricketers associated with India Cements, particularly MS Dhoni, who serves as the company’s vice-president. Known for his legendary status in Indian cricket and his pivotal role in CSK’s successes, Dhoni’s position may come under scrutiny. This acquisition could potentially impact other renowned cricketers like Rahul Dravid and R Ashwin, who are also part of India Cements’ workforce.

Apart from these cricketing icons, India Cements has long been a significant employer of numerous players from Tamil Nadu, many of whom participate in TNCA First Division matches. The acquisition raises questions about the future of these players and their ongoing association with India Cements, as UltraTech’s influence in the company grows.

What’s Next for India Cements Employees?

The pressing concern following UltraTech’s acquisition is the fate of the many employees currently under India Cements’ umbrella. While the ownership transition marks a significant corporate shift, the immediate impact on these employees remains uncertain. The coming months will likely bring clarity on how UltraTech intends to manage its newly acquired assets and human resources, with keen eyes on any restructuring plans they may have.

Conclusion

For now, Chennai Super Kings fans can rest assured that their beloved team will remain under the familiar leadership of the Srinivasan family. However, the ripple effects of UltraTech’s acquisition of India Cements may lead to significant changes in the broader cricketing landscape, particularly concerning the employment of cricketers associated with the company. As the situation unfolds, stakeholders and fans alike will be closely watching to see how these developments impact the future of both the franchise and its associated players.