Jay Shah Reappointed as ACC President for Third Time

The Board of Management for Cricket in India’s secretary Jay Shah was reappointed because the ACC president for the third time.

Jay Shah Reappointed as ACC President

Jay Shah who was the chairman of the Asian Cricket Council twice, has been unanimously voted to proceed as president throughout the ACC Annual Common Meetin on January 31.

Jay Shah was appointed because the president of the Asian Cricket Council for the primary time throughout the 12 months 2021 when he changed Bangladesh’s Nazmul Hassan in January 2021. Jay Shah was the youngest Administrator to take over the ACC Chief position.

He will likely be serving because the ACC chief for an additional two years. He has been the chief throughout the Covid-19 Pandemic which had an amazing impression on world cricket.

He was in cost when the Asia Cup 2022 was held in UAE after it was moved out of Sri Lanka because of a monetary disaster.

He was the particular person behind the adoption of a hybrid mannequin for the boys’s Asia Cup 2023 which was performed within the 50-over format and was co-hosted by Pakistan and Sri Lanka.

Jay Shah mentioned, “I’m grateful to the ACC Board for his or her continued belief. We should stay dedicated to making sure the all-round improvement of the game, with a particular give attention to areas the place it’s nonetheless in its infancy. The ACC is dedicated to nurturing cricket throughout Asia,” after his re-election.

The Asian Cricket Council has introduced a two-year fixture listing which incorporates tournaments for males, ladies, and age-group groups.

The council has introduced the Ladies’s T20 Asia Cup which will likely be held in September 2024. The following version of the Males’s Asia Cup is anticipated to be performed in T20 format.

The SLC Chief Shammi Silva mentioned, “Jay has performed a pivotal position in steering the ACC in direction of important progress in selling and growing cricket throughout the Asian area.”

“Below Mr. Shah’s steering, the ACC has been instrumental in unearthing and selling new expertise in cricketing powerhouses like Bangladesh, India, Pakistan, and Sri Lanka,” Shammi Silva concluded.