The much awaited elections for the Board of Control for Cricket (BCCI) will be held on October 22, the Committee of Administrators announced on Tuesday. Pursuant to these meetings, most state associations have agreed to implement the directions of the Hon’ble Supreme Court and become compliant to the reforms.
The election process will begin from June 30, 2019, as on this date appointment of the electoral officer by BCCI will be done and electoral protocol will be prepared by the electoral officer of BCCI in consultation with the CoA and it will be communicated to all state associations.
The appointment of the electoral officer will be done by respective State Associations on July 1.
On August 14, the process of preparation of the list of members, protocol and electoral roll of the State Associations by the electoral officer will be completed.
The elections of the state associations will be completed on September 14.
The names of representatives of the State Associations to the BCCI will be done on 23rd September.
The preparation of the electoral roll of nominees qualified for the BCCI elections will be done on September 30.
And finally, the elections of BCCI will be done on October 22.
The Supreme Court-appointed CoA that currently consists of chief Vinod Rai and members Diana Edulji and Lt General Ravi Thodge, have now run Indian cricket for more than two years.