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BCCI extends Shetty's tenure till March 31
Saturday 23 December 2017

BCCI extends Shetty's tenure till March 31
Long-standing administrator gets an extension of his contract which was to end on December 31
The BCCI has extended the services of noted cricket administrator Ratnakar Shetty, the Board's general manager (Game Development), till March 31. 
An announcement to this effect was made by BCCI acting secretary Amitabh Choudhary at a press briefing here this evening, where the ODI tour for the South Africa tour was picked.
"First of all, about the question related to Prof. Ratnakar Shetty, the CoA (Committee of Administrators) direction has come today only and his services have been extended till March 31," Choudhary said.
It was learnt that the contract of Shetty was to get over on December 31, but Choudary's announcement paves way for him to continue. 
BCCI also announced that former wicket-keeper Saba Karim would be appointed as the GM (Cricket Operations), a post that was left vacant following the demise of M V Sridhar. 
The BCCI has extended the services of noted cricket administrator Ratnakar Shetty, the Board's general manager (Game Development), till March 31. 

An announcement to this effect was made by BCCI acting secretary Amitabh Choudhary at a press briefing here this evening, where the ODI tour for the South Africa tour was picked.

"First of all, about the question related to Prof. Ratnakar Shetty, the CoA (Committee of Administrators) direction has come today only and his services have been extended till March 31," Choudhary said.

It was learnt that the contract of Shetty was to get over on December 31, but Choudary's announcement paves way for him to continue. 

BCCI also announced that former wicket-keeper Saba Karim would be appointed as the GM (Cricket Operations), a post that was left vacant following the demise of M V Sridhar. 

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