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Board of Control for Cricket in India (BCCI) Secretary Jay Shah has added another feather to his cap as he has been elected the chair of the finance and commercial affairs committee of the International Cricket Council (ICC).
The international cricket governing body's finance and commercial affairs committee takes major policy decisions of ICC and is the second most powerful unit of global body after their board.
Close on the heels of his unanimous election as the President of the Asian Cricket Council (ACC) on March 19, 2022, and induction on April 11 this year into the ICC Cricket Committee, Jay Shah was on Saturday elected unopposed to the ICC Finance and Commercial Affairs Committee at an ICC Board meeting, sources said.
Jay Shah has been appointed to Head the ICC Finance and Commercial Affairs (ICC F&CA) Committee as the Member Board Representative.
The ICC Cricket Committee is a sub-committee of the ICC's chief executives committee (CEC).
The ICC F&CA committee not only decides on ICC's annual budget, but is also the committee that determines the revenue sharing model, sponsorship and various rights deals for a particular cycle making it not only one of the most coveted sub-committee’s in the ICC’s chief executive committees but also amongst the most critical committees. sources said.
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