Jay Shah: Board of Control for Cricket in India secretary Jay Shah has done many great things for the Indian cricket team. His work for both the men's and women's teams is commendable. Known for his strategic acumen, Shah has taken Indian cricket to new heights with his visionary approach. A foreign legend has also praised the work of Indian cricket team secretary Jay Shah. This legend has considered him the most powerful person in the cricket world, let us tell you who he is.

The legend called Jay Shah the most powerful man in cricket

• In fact, recently Marylebone Cricket Club (MCC) President Mark Nicholas has talked about Indian cricket,
• Where he mentioned the dominance of BCCI Secretary Jay Shah in world cricket. He said that Shah is the most powerful person in world cricket.

“Shah is the most powerful man in world cricket”- Nicholas

MCC President Mark Nicholas, while talking to a media channel recently, said,

“Shah is the most powerful person in world cricket. Declaring him (Jay Shah) a powerful person reflects Shah's enormous influence on the world of cricket. As BCCI secretary, Shah is known for his choices and actions in world cricket. He has had a major impact on cricket globally. He has played a key role in shaping the strategic vision and future of cricket.”

Jay Shah did a great job

• It is known that Jay Shah became the Secretary of the Board of Control for Cricket in India (BCCI) in 2019.
• He is also the President of the Asian Cricket Council. Since then, he has been contributing to Indian cricket on the world stage.
• Shah did many great things for Indian cricket during his tenure as secretary. It is known that Shah organized the Women's Premier League for women's cricket last year, whose successful second season was organized just a few months ago.
• He introduced an incentive scheme for Indian Test playing players, under which the players can earn money in addition to the central contract.
• Apart from this, last year the country organized the ODI World Cup, where India hosted 9 teams brilliantly.