Arun Jaitley's son Rohan to become BCCI secretary: Jai Shah's appointment as ICC chairman almost certain, board members agree on his name

DDCA president Rohan Jaitley may become the new secretary of the Board of Control for Cricket in India (BCCI). According to sources in Bhaskar, if Jai Shah becomes the ICC president, Rohan will replace the current board secretary Jai Shah. Sources in Bhaskar said that Rohan Jaitley's name is frontrunner in the race to become the secretary of the board. Everyone agrees on Rohan's name. President Roger Binney and other officers will retain their positions as their terms expire after one year. Jay Shah, the current BCCI secretary, is almost certain to become the president of the International Cricket Council (ICC). They can fill the nomination till the evening of 26th August. In such a situation, Shah will have to resign from the Indian Cricket Board. The current ICC chairman Greg Barclay's term ends on November 30. Why Rohan Jaitley is a Contender, 3 Reasons 1. Strong Hold in BCCI Rohan is the son of former BJP veteran Arun Jaitley. Arun has had a good partnership with the BCCI. In such a situation, Rohan's grip has also become stronger. 2. Veteran sports administrator Rohan Jaitley has been the President of the Delhi and District Cricket Association (DDCA) twice. Jaitley is an experienced sports administrator in such a position. Under his leadership, 5 World Cup matches have been held in Delhi's Arun Jaitley Ground. 3. Successful Organization of Delhi Premier League Delhi Premier League has been organized under the leadership of Rohan Jaitley. Big names like Rishabh Pant, Ishant Sharma, Nitish Rana, Yash Dhul, Ayush Badoni and Lalit Yadav are participating in this league. Shah confirmed to be ICC chairman, support of 15 out of 16 members Saying that Jai Shah has the support of almost all the members in the ICC. It has the support of 15 out of 16 members of the ICC Board. According to ICC rules, 16 directors vote in the election of the chairman. In such a situation, 9 votes are required to become the chairman. Earlier two-thirds majority was required to become chairman. So far 4 Indians have become ICC Chief So far 4 Indians have held the post of ICC Chief. Jagmohan Dalmiya was the ICC President from 1997-2000. Sharad Pawar was the ICC President from 2010 to 2012. N Srinivasan was the ICC President in 2014-15 and Shashank Manohar from 2015-2020. Before 2015, the ICC chief was called the president. After this he came to be known as Chairman.

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