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MUMBAI: Former Indian captain and chief selector Dilip Vengsarkar was on Saturday elected as the Indian Cricketers Associations male representative in the BCCI Apex Council. The 116-Test veteran has former Indian batsman Ashok Malhotra, who used to be the first ever president of ICA402-230 in the election.
“I would like to thank the former cricketers who voted for me and I will always try to have better coordination between ICA and the BCCI,” Vengsarkar, who was earlier a vice-president at the Mumbai Cricket Association for a number of years wash. , told TOI.
Former Indian women’s team captain Shubhangi Kulkarni is elected unopposed as the women cricketers’ representative. Former Indian left-arm spinner Pragyan Ojha was re-elected as the ICA representative in the IPL Governing Council, beating Vijay Mohan Raj 396-234.
Hitesh Majmudar beat former Indian player, Mumbai’s Suru Naik 460-169 to be elected as the secretary of ICA.
Former Indian women’s team captain Shantha Rangawasmy, who served as the ICA women’s representative in the BCCI in the last term, was elected as the two ICA member representatives along with former India player Yajuvendra Singh Bilkha.
Former India opener Anshuman Gaekwad had earlier succeeded Ashok Malhotra as the new president of the Cricketers’ Association of India.
The ICA elections took place online from 27 to 29 October. The elections were conducted by the BCCI’s election officer AK Jothi. Voting started on October 27 at 10:00 am and ended on October 29 at 2:00 pm. The results were announced on Saturday.
“I would like to thank the former cricketers who voted for me and I will always try to have better coordination between ICA and the BCCI,” Vengsarkar, who was earlier a vice-president at the Mumbai Cricket Association for a number of years wash. , told TOI.
Former Indian women’s team captain Shubhangi Kulkarni is elected unopposed as the women cricketers’ representative. Former Indian left-arm spinner Pragyan Ojha was re-elected as the ICA representative in the IPL Governing Council, beating Vijay Mohan Raj 396-234.
Hitesh Majmudar beat former Indian player, Mumbai’s Suru Naik 460-169 to be elected as the secretary of ICA.
Former Indian women’s team captain Shantha Rangawasmy, who served as the ICA women’s representative in the BCCI in the last term, was elected as the two ICA member representatives along with former India player Yajuvendra Singh Bilkha.
Former India opener Anshuman Gaekwad had earlier succeeded Ashok Malhotra as the new president of the Cricketers’ Association of India.
The ICA elections took place online from 27 to 29 October. The elections were conducted by the BCCI’s election officer AK Jothi. Voting started on October 27 at 10:00 am and ended on October 29 at 2:00 pm. The results were announced on Saturday.
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