BCCI Elections: Indian cricket board announces schedule

FPJ Web DeskUpdated: Sunday, September 25, 2022, 05:56 PM IST
article-image
BCCI | PTI

The BCCI elections has officially kicked off with the electoral officer announcing the schedule.

According to a report in Cricbuzz, a seven-page notification was distributed among the state associations on Saturday (September 24), which states that the deadline for the state units to nominate their members was Saturday (September 24) and the nominations are to be filed on October 11 and 12. The elections will be held in Mumbai on October 18, the day of the BCCI Annual General Meeting (AGM).

Election schedule

September 24: Call for Members to File Applications to Nominate their Representative

October 4: Deadline for Members to File Applications to Nominate their Representative

October 5: Release of Draft Electoral Roll

October 6 & 7: Submission of Objections to Names in the Draft Electoral Roll

October 10: Examination of Objections and Decisions; Release of Final Electoral Roll

October 11 & 12: Window to File Nomination Application (to Be filed in person)

October 13: Scrutiny of Nomination Applications

October 13: Announcement of List of Validly Nominated Candidates

October 14: Withdrawal of Nominations (in person)

October 15: Announcement of List of Contesting Candidates

October 18: BCCI Election

October 18: Declaration of Results

RECENT STORIES

'Honeymoon streaming live?': Rohit Sharma kissing Dinesh Karthik on TV breaks internet

'Honeymoon streaming live?': Rohit Sharma kissing Dinesh Karthik on TV breaks internet

'Bapu tu kamal che': Netizens react after Axar Patel delivers magical spell in Ind vs Aus, 3rd T20

'Bapu tu kamal che': Netizens react after Axar Patel delivers magical spell in Ind vs Aus, 3rd T20

Ind vs Aus: Cameron Green scores fastest fifty v Men in Blue in T20Is

Ind vs Aus: Cameron Green scores fastest fifty v Men in Blue in T20Is

'I am fine' says Pak cricketer Usman Shinwari after his namesake dies on field due to cardiac...

'I am fine' says Pak cricketer Usman Shinwari after his namesake dies on field due to cardiac...

'Pot calling kettle black': Indian fans remind Mohammad Asif of his spot-fixing act after ex-pacer...

'Pot calling kettle black': Indian fans remind Mohammad Asif of his spot-fixing act after ex-pacer...