BCCI president resigns before Asia Cup! New BCCI President became Congress leader, how long will continue to be held, know everything

There is only a few days left for the Asia Cup to start. In such a situation, the Indian team is flying to leave for Dubai. The same BCCI has created a ruckus due to major changes. There are many changes from the captain of the Indian team to the player, so now there have been big changes in BCCI. Big news has come out from Roger Binny, who was the president of BCCI.

Actually, Roger Binny, who has been 70 years old, has also been a former player of the Indian team, now he has resigned from his post. After Roger Binny’s resignation, the responsibility of the board has been handed over to the new veteran. Roger Binny, who played 99 matches for India, holds the record for the most wickets in the 1983 World Cup.

Congress leader became new BCCI President

Congress leader and former journalist Rajiv Shukla, who has always been in BCCI, has now been given a big responsibility. However, the election for the post has not been held yet and after resigning in view of the age, he appointed Executive President Rajiv Shukla. Rajiv Shukla will take over the responsibility of BCCI President till the upcoming elections. This has been claimed in Dainik Jagran’s report.

According to the report, the BCCI met the Apex Council on Wednesday. It was chaired by Rajiv Shukla. The main agenda of the Apex Council meeting was. The meeting discussed the end of the contract of Dream 11 and the possibility of the new sponsor for the next two and a half years. Let me tell you, there is so much time left in the Asia Cup, in such a situation, it is also very difficult to find new sponsors on banning Dream XI.

This was revealed in media report

The newspaper quoted the source as saying, ‘We do not have even two weeks left. We are trying, but from issuing a new tender, the process of choosing a new sponsor will take time. We are not just talking about short -term sponsors for the Asia Cup. Our focus is on the sponsor for the next two and a half years, which will remain till 2027 ODI World Cup in October-November.