Previous India captain Sourav Ganguly on Tuesday quieted discuss him assuming control as the Board of Control for Cricket in India (BCCI) President, saying "it's too early" to reach any such inferences."It's better not to take my name. There is no motivation to take my name. It's too soon," Ganguly told journalists a day after the Supreme Court, in a memorable decision, sacked board president Anurag Thakur and Secretary Ajay Shirke for not executing the July 18 suggestions of the Justice R.M.
Lodha Committee.Ganguly, who is right now the Cricket Association of Bengal (CAB) president said no one has any decision yet to actualize the Lodha Committee proposals in all. "We have no decision. No one has a decision however to execute them," said Ganguly, who assumed control over the top post of the CAB after ancestor Jagmohan Dalmiya's downfall in 2015.
"Despite everything I have two more years in the position. The proposals have put a top of three years for one post," Ganguly said.
"I have required a meeting of all office-bearers tomorrow at 5 p.m. We will discover an exit plan. It isn't so much that there are no substitutions. Once more, we as a whole need to actualize it, there's no chance to get out." The seat additionally said those qualified under the new rules could remain on, if they gave an endeavor to complete changes expected to make the BCCI more transparent.
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