But can he stay at all? Such questions are being raised because the process of establishing the current secretary Jay Shah as the next president of the BCCI has started, according to the Indian media. If this is true, 33-year-old Jay Shah will be the youngest president of the BCCI. Sourav-Jay Shah’s three-year term on the board will be completed after September this year. After the amendment to the constitution, the election process will be started in the state cricket association afresh. Then there is the BCCI’s Annual General Meeting.

According to the Indian Express, all the 15 state cricket associations of India want Jay Shah to take over as the president of the BCCI. Most cricket associations believe that Jay Shah was the main architect of the IPL that was organized in the midst of the Corona epidemic. A few days ago, the media rights of the IPL were sold for Rs 48,390 crore. This is also considered by many to be Shah’s achievement. Therefore, support for India’s Home Minister Amit Shah’s son has increased.

Cooling off was made mandatory after three years in 2019. After this, Sourav Ganguly and Jay Shah sat in the BCCI’s management. That same year, they went to court seeking a change in the cooling-off period. Yesterday, the Supreme Court ruled that Sourav-Joy can remain in charge till 2025. However, an influential official of a state cricket association of India said, “This is the best time for Jay Shah to take over the top post in the BCCI. All the state cricket associations agree on this. ’