Jay Shah became that BCCI secretary in 2019 at the age of 31, thus making him the youngest to hold the position.

Jay Shah's upcoming chairmanship of the ICC has left the BCCI scrambling to find his replacement as secretary. A successor must be chosen via a special general meeting, but potential candidates are hesitant to use up a year of their term before next year's BCCI elections.

According to a report by news agency PTI, the BCCI are currently a bit clueless as to who will replace Jay Shah as the BCCI secretary. There are names like BCCI joint secretary Devjit Saikia and Gujarat Cricket Association's Anil Patel in the mix,

With Jay Shah assuming the role of the International Cricket Council's youngest chairman on December 1, the position of secretary in the powerful Board of Control for Cricket in India (BCCI) is now vacant.

Former ICC chair Greg Barclay believes Jay Shah can elevate cricket but cautions against India's dominance. He emphasised India's responsibility in fostering global growth, including supporting smaller nations.

Chairman Jay Shah has promised to take cricket to unprecedented heights after his visit to the ICC headquarters.

Mr Jay Shah, the newly elected Chair of the International Cricket Council (ICC), commenced his tenure this week with a visit to the ICC Headquarters in Dubai, UAE. The visit marked the beginning of a new era for cricket,

London: Outgoing ICC chair Greg Barclay believes Jay Shah has the ability to pull cricket out of the current "mess" and take it to another level but also cautioned his successor against keeping the game "under the yoke of India".