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There has been a big change in the Board of Control for Cricket in India. Roger Binny, a member of the 1983 World Cup winning team and former all-rounder, has become the 36th President of the BCCI. Roger Bunny has replaced Sourav Ganguly, the former captain of Team India. Roger Bunny has been elected unopposed as the President of BCCI in the ongoing Annual General Meeting of BCCI in Mumbai.
It was only last week that it became clear that Roger Bunny would become the next president of the BCCI. An important meeting of BCCI officials was held in Delhi last week. After this meeting, Roger Bunny filed a nomination to become the President of BCCI. No further nominations applied to contest against Roger Bunny and he has been elected unopposed as the 36th President of BCCI.
Sourav Ganguly’s journey ends
With this, the journey of former captain Sourav Ganguly in BCCI has come to an end. Sourav Ganguly was elected President of BCCI for the first time in October 2019. Sourav Ganguly’s tenure was only for 9 months. But due to the matter being in the court regarding the post of President, he remained the President of BCCI for three years. Although Sourav Ganguly can start a new innings in the Kolkata Cricket Board.
There has also been a big controversy when Sourav Ganguly did not become the president again. Reports claimed that Sourav Ganguly wanted to become the President of BCCI again but he did not get support within the board. Apart from this, there were also reports of questioning the tenure of Sourav Ganguly. However, BCCI treasurer Arun Dhumal defended Sourav Ganguly and described his tenure as better.
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