On Tuesday (October 18), the BCCI Annual General Meeting (AGM) is set to take place which will see Roger Binny, former pacer and 1983 World Cup winning member, take over from Sourav Ganguly to become the board's 36th President.&nbsp;

It had been reported earlier that Binny was a strong contender to succeed Ganguly after the former Indian captain's exit was confirmed. Meanwhile, the election of the other office bearers will only be a formality as all will be elected unopposed. Jay Shah will continue to serve as the BCCI Secretary, Arun Dhumal will vacate the post of a treasurer and take over as the IPL chairman with Ashish Shelar succeeding him, Rajeev Shukla will be the vice-president whereas Devajit Saikia will be the joint secretary. The AGM will also see the board members dwelling on whether the BCCI is eager to field a candidate for the ICC chairmanship or back the incumbent Greg Bracley for another term.&nbsp;

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It is to be noted that the last date for filing the nomination for the ICC top post is October 20. Hence, a decision in this regard is set to take place on Tuesday. As of now, the two contenders who can be nominated by the BCCI are former presidents N Srinivasan and Anurag Thakur.&nbsp;

The other major agendas of the 91st BCCI AGM will be a discussion on the inaugural Women's IPL, tax liability on the 2023 ODI World Cup whereas a date on the IPL 2023 mini auction is also expected to be out.

On Tuesday (October 18), the BCCI Annual General Meeting (AGM) is set to take place which will see Roger Binny, former pacer and 1983 World Cup winning member, take over from Sourav Ganguly to become the board's 36th President.

On Tuesday (October 18), the BCCI Annual General Meeting (AGM) is set to take place which will see Roger Binny, former pacer and 1983 World Cup winning member, take over from Sourav Ganguly to become the board's 36th President. It had been reported earlier that Binny was a strong contender to succeed Ganguly after the former Indian captain's exit was confirmed. Meanwhile, the election of the other office bearers will only be a formality as all will be elected unopposed. Jay Shah will continue to serve as the BCCI Secretary, Arun Dhumal will vacate the post of a treasurer and take over as the IPL chairman with Ashish Shelar succeeding him, Rajeev Shukla will be the vice-president whereas Devajit Saikia will be the joint secretary. The AGM will also see the board members dwelling on whether the BCCI is eager to field a candidate for the ICC chairmanship or back the incumbent Greg Bracley for another term. ALSO READ | Mohammed Shami is a good replacement for Jasprit Bumrah, believes Sachin Tendulkar ahead of India's T20 WC opener It is to be noted that the last date for filing the nomination for the ICC top post is October 20. Hence, a decision in this regard is set to take place on Tuesday. As of now, the two contenders who can be nominated by the BCCI are former presidents N Srinivasan and Anurag Thakur. The other major agendas of the 91st BCCI AGM will be a discussion on the inaugural Women's IPL, tax liability on the 2023 ODI World Cup whereas a date on the IPL 2023 mini auction is also expected to be out.

Roger Binny set to succeed Sourav Ganguly as BCCI's 36th President in AGM

The BCCI didn't send its representative at the Annual General Meeting of the Asian Cricket Council (ACC) held in Lahore on Saturday due to "security concerns" and existing political tension between neighbouring nations.

Although the BCCI skipped the meeting, the head of the Bangladesh Cricket Board (BCB), Nazmul Hassan took over as president of the ACC from Ehsan Mani till 2020.

A PCB official said that India was the only notable absentee from the meeting which was attended by 33 nations affiliated to the ACC, including full members like Bangladesh, Sri Lanka and Afghanistan.

"Dave Richardson the CEO of the International Cricket Council also attended the meeting," he said.

"BCCI had conveyed to the PCB and ACC it was not in a position to attend the meeting due to existing political situation and security concerns. It is for the first time in the ACC history in 35 years that India has not attended a General Body meeting," said a PCB source.&nbsp;

The BCCI didn't send its representative at the Annual General Meeting of the Asian Cricket Council (ACC) held in Lahore on Saturday due to "security concerns" and existing political tension between neighbouring nations.

The BCCI didn't send its representative at the Annual General Meeting of the Asian Cricket Council (ACC) held in Lahore on Saturday due to "security concerns" and existing political tension between neighbouring nations. Although the BCCI skipped the meeting, the head of the Bangladesh Cricket Board (BCB), Nazmul Hassan took over as president of the ACC from Ehsan Mani till 2020. A PCB official said that India was the only notable absentee from the meeting which was attended by 33 nations affiliated to the ACC, including full members like Bangladesh, Sri Lanka and Afghanistan. "Dave Richardson the CEO of the International Cricket Council also attended the meeting," he said. "BCCI had conveyed to the PCB and ACC it was not in a position to attend the meeting due to existing political situation and security concerns. It is for the first time in the ACC history in 35 years that India has not attended a General Body meeting," said a PCB source.

BCCI skips Asian Cricket Council meeting in Lahore due to 'security concerns'

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Roger Binny set to succeed Sourav Ganguly as BCCI's 36th President in AGM

BCCI skips Asian Cricket Council meeting in Lahore due to 'security concerns'