Mithun Manhas Poised for BCCI Presidency
Mithun Manhas, a former Delhi cricket captain, has filed his nomination for the position of BCCI president. His candidacy comes after the position was vacated by Roger Binny. Several key positions in the cricket board will be decided at the upcoming annual general meeting.
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Mithun Manhas, renowned for his long-standing domestic career, is vying for the BCCI presidency after Roger Binny's departure. On Sunday, Manhas submitted his nomination at the board's headquarters, emerging as a top contender for the prestigious role.
At 45, Manhas, who has played a significant number of First-Class, List A, and IPL matches, was suggested for leadership following an informal meeting in New Delhi. Notably, BCCI vice president Rajeev Shukla confirmed the decision, highlighting Manhas' cricketing credentials.
As the BCCI gears up for their annual general meeting, other notable nominations include Devajit Saikia for secretary and Arun Dhumal, who continues as the IPL governing council chairman. The meeting will see several important board positions filled, setting the stage for the continuation of cricket governance in India.
(With inputs from agencies.)
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