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Board of Control for Cricket in India, also known as BCCI, is a privately owned entity headquartered in India. Founded in 1928, it employs approximately 90 individuals and reported $1.3B in revenue as of 2025. It functions as a tier 1 media tech buyer. The organization serves as the country's cricket governing body and is part of the "Big Three" of international cricket, alongside Cricket Australia and the England and Wales Cricket Board. It manages four squads that represent India in international cricket, including the men's national cricket team, the women's national cricket team, the men’s national under-19 cricket team, and women's national under-19 cricket team. Additionally, it governs the developmental India A and India B teams.

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News Summary:

On April 23, 2026, lead pacer Jasprit Bumrah was reportedly set to play the remaining nine matches of the ongoing World Test Championship as Team India pushed for a turnaround after slipping to sixth in the points table. Previously, on April 22, former BCCI selector K Srikkanth revealed he apologized to Rohit Sharma in 2020 for not picking him in India’s squad for the 2011 World Cup, stating selectors preferred an all-rounder-heavy group. This followed reports on April 21 that Shubman Gill may be relieved of captaincy duties for the one-off Test against Afghanistan, which starts on June 6 and will not be part of the World Test Championship cycle. Earlier, on April 19, the BCCI renewed Ajit Agarkar's contract as chairman of the senior selection committee, extending his tenure until June 2027 with an eye on the 2027 ODI World Cup; Agarkar had been appointed to the post in July 2023.

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May

2nd

2026

22:47

B2B Tag

Radha's T20 WC selection a result of massive improvements with bat and ball: Tanuja Kanwar

New Delhi, May 4 (IANS) Left-arm spin bowling all-rounder Tanuja Kanwar has termed Radha Yadav’s inclusion in the 2026 Women’s T20 World Cup squad as a ‘big comeback,’ and attributed her selection for the mega event to a ‘massive improvement’ with both bat and ball.

IANS live

May

2nd

2026

14:02

Events, B2B Tag

BCCI Refuses To Confirm Chinnaswamy, Mullanpur As IPL 2026 Playoff Venues: 'Keep Guessing...'

The Board of Control for Cricket in India (BCCI) will confirm the venues for the IPL 2026 playoffs in two days, secretary Devajit Saikia said in Mumbai on Saturday (May 2). However, Saikia refused to confirm if the hosting rights would be awarded to the M.

News18

May

1st

2026

06:59

Sports Rights Updates

Gauhati High Court dismisses ACA plea against tax on BCCI media rights income

Guwahati, May 1: The Gauhati High Court has dismissed a writ petition filed by the Assam Cricket Association (ACA) challenging an income tax assessment order that treated its media rights income from the Board of Control for Cricket in India (BCCI) as taxable.

The Assam Tribune

Apr

28th

2026

19:08

Events, B2B Tag

T20WC pull-out a 'blunder' from Bangladesh govt: Shakib

DHAKA (Web Desk) - Shakib Al Hasan feels Bangladesh's interim government committed a "blunder" by not allowing the national team to take part in the T20 World Cup held in February-March. The ICC replaced Bangladesh with Scotland after their government refused permission for them to travel and play in India, citing security concerns.

Dunya News

Apr

23rd

2026

00:38

B2B Tag

BCCI's Big Call: Jasprit Bumrah Set To Play Remainder Of WTC Cycle Amid India's Test Struggles

( MENAFN - AsiaNet News) The lead pacer Jasprit Bumrah is reportedly set to play the remaining nine matches of the ongoing World Test Championship, as Team India pushes for a turnaround after slipping to sixth in the points table.

MENAFN

Apr

22nd

2026

06:17

B2B Tag

Ex-BCCI selector says 'sorry' to Rohit Sharma: 'Boss, we didn't do it on purpose'

Former BCCI selector K Srikkanth has revealed he apologised to Rohit Sharma in 2020 for not picking him in India’s squad for the 2011 World Cup. Srikkanth said that Rohit was good enough to be part of it, but the selectors preferred an all-rounder-heavy group with as many bowling options as possible.

MSN India

Apr

21st

2026

05:47

B2B Tag

Big Team India changes on cards? Selectors may look beyond Gill for Afghanistan Test, says report

Shubman Gill is reportedly set to be relieved of captaincy duties for the one-off Test against Afghanistan, which starts just days after the ongoing Indian Premier League finishes on May 31. The single Test against Afghanistan begins June 6 and will not be a part of the World Test Championship cycle.

Firstpost

Apr

19th

2026

11:16

Management Changes, B2B Tag

Big call by BCCI! Ajit Agarkar set to continue as chief selector, contract renewed ahead of 2027 ODI World Cup

Ajit Agarkar will continue as chairman of the senior selection committee after the BCCI decided to renew his contract for one more year, keeping an eye on the 2027 ODI World Cup.

Cricket Country

Apr

19th

2026

07:30

Management Changes, B2B Tag

Chief selector Ajit Agarkar set to get extension till June 2027

Ajit Agarkar is set to receive a tenure extension as BCCI’s Chairman of Selectors until June 2027. Originally, his stint is set to end in June 2027. Agarkar had been appointed to the post in July 2023.

CricTracker

Apr

19th

2026

06:45

B2B Tag

Chief selector Ajit Agarkar's contract renewed till next year

New Delhi, Apr 19 (PTI) Ajit Agarkar will continue as chairman of the senior selection committee after the BCCI decided to renew his contract for one more year, keeping an eye on the 2027 ODI World Cup.

News18

Apr

19th

2026

02:54

Management Changes, B2B Tag

Ajit Agarkar To Continue As Chief Selector Beyond 2026 As BCCI Targets World Cup 2027: Report

BCCI chairman of selectors Ajit Agarkar. | Photo: AP/Rajanish Kakade Chairman of selectors, Ajit Agarkar, is all set to get a contract extension till June 2027 when his tenure ends in June this year. With the ODI World Cup lined up next year, the BCCI is keen to continue with Agarkar, given that the selectors, RP Singh and Pragyan Ojha, have yet to complete a year in their jobs.

Times Now

Apr

17th

2026

12:42

Management Changes, B2B Tag

Shreyas Iyer vs. Shubman Gill: Why The BCCI Must Choose the ‘Proven Winner’ For India’s White-Ball Future?

Shreyas Iyer makes the stronger case for India’s white-ball future Shreyas Iyer, not Shubman Gill, should be India’s white-ball captain. The BCCI are sitting at a real dilemma, and when you look at the IPL data, international records, and the bigger captaincy picture, one name stands out with much more conviction.

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