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Revenue generated from IPL goes back into the game, says BCCI secretary Jay Shah

IPL media rights tender likely next weekMUMBAI: For the third time in 15 years, the coveted media rights for the Indian Premier League (IPL) will go on sale. The BCCI is ready with the Invitation-To-Tender (ITT) for the 2023-27 cycle and is likely to bring it out next week. "Transparency" remains the keyword in the entire process and to ensure the same, the BCCI has gone ahead and decided to conduct an e-auction. BCCI secretary Jay Shah, who is overseeing the entire process, says he has little doubt the game's hottest property anywhere in the world will once again justify its ability to attract top-dollar in the India market, and globally. "Doing our best to acquire the justified value that a brand like IPL warrants is definitely on top of my mind. At the same time, we will also maintain complete transparency and that is one of the reasons why the media rights will be awarded through an e-auction," Shah told TOI this week. "You can gauge the popularity of the league and the confidence of the investors from the interest it generated and the valuation that the two teams attracted".

Jay Shah's Term As Asian Cricket Council President Extended By A Year

BCCI secretary Jay Shah's tenure as president of the Asian Cricket Council (ACC) was on Saturday unanimously extended by a year at its annual general meeting. Shah had taken over the reins of the ACC in January last year from Bangladesh Cricket Board (BCB) president Nazmul Hassan, making him the youngest administrator to be re-appointed as ACC president. Addressing the AGM, Shah said the ACC's key focus would be to carry forward the development of the sport in the region.

Jay Shah’s term as Asian Cricket Council president ‘unanimously’ extended

BCCI secretary Jay Shah’s term as the president of the Asian Cricket Council (ACC) was on Saturday unanimously extended by a year to the 2024 Annual General Meeting (AGM). The decision was taken at the ACC AGM in Colombo on Saturday.

Will Take Up Four-Nation Proposal With Sourav Ganguly At Asian Cricket Council Meeting, Says Pakistan Cricket Board President Ramiz Raja

Undeterred by India's lack of interest, Pakistan Cricket Board chairman Ramiz Raja says he will discuss his proposal to launch a four-nation ODI tournament with BCCI counterpart Sourav Ganguly during the Asian Cricket Council (ACC) meeting in Dubai on March 19. Ramiz told reporters at the national stadium in Karachi that he has proposed the tournament, also featuring Australia and England, to ensure that players from India and Pakistan get to play each other more often and to increase revenue for other member countries in the International Cricket Council.

Will take up four-nation proposal with Sourav Ganguly at ACC meeting, says PCB chief Ramiz Raja

Pakistan Cricket Board (PCB) chairman Ramiz Raja says he will discuss his proposal to launch a four-nation ODI tournament with BCCI counterpart Sourav Ganguly during the Asian Cricket Council (ACC) meeting in Dubai on March 19. Ramiz told reporters at the national stadium in Karachi that he has proposed the tournament, also featuring Australia and England, to ensure that players from India and Pakistan get to play each other more often and to increase revenue for other member countries in the International Cricket Council.

Hyderabad wins Divyang T20 cricket tournament

Vidarbha by six wickets in the final to emerge champions of Divyang T20 cricket tournament here. Opting to bat, Vidarbha were all out for just 97 runs in 19.1 overs and Hyderabad then chased down the target with one over remaining. The tournament was held here from March 11 to 13.

Cricket Australia Open To PCB Chief Ramiz Raja's 4-Nation Cricket Tournament Proposal

Pakistan Cricket Board chairman Ramiz Raja is determined to float the proposal of an annual four-nation tournament, involving India, Australia and England, even after receiving cold response from the BCCI. A reliable source in the PCB said Ramiz was still working on his proposal and had also spoken about it with officials of some other leading boards. Ramiz had earlier said that he would propose to the ICC an annual four-nation T20 event, involving his country, arch-rivals India, Australia and England, the revenue from which will be shared by all members of the world governing body.

PCB chief's 4-nation tourney, involving India gets thumbs-up from CA's Hockley

Pakistan Cricket Board chairman Ramiz Raja is determined to float the proposal of an annual four-nation tournament, involving India, Australia and England, even after receiving cold response from the BCCI. A reliable source in the PCB said Ramiz was still working on his proposal and had also spoken about it with officials of some other leading boards. Ramiz had earlier said that he would propose to the ICC an annual four-nation T20 event, involving his country, arch-rivals India, Australia and England, the revenue from which will be shared by all members of the world governing body.

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Revenue generated from IPL goes back into the game, says BCCI secretary Jay Shah

Jay Shah's Term As Asian Cricket Council President Extended By A Year

Jay Shah’s term as Asian Cricket Council president ‘unanimously’ extended

Will Take Up Four-Nation Proposal With Sourav Ganguly At Asian Cricket Council Meeting, Says Pakistan Cricket Board President Ramiz Raja

Will take up four-nation proposal with Sourav Ganguly at ACC meeting, says PCB chief Ramiz Raja

Hyderabad wins Divyang T20 cricket tournament

Cricket Australia Open To PCB Chief Ramiz Raja's 4-Nation Cricket Tournament Proposal

PCB chief's 4-nation tourney, involving India gets thumbs-up from CA's Hockley