The problem of sourav ganguly taking over the leadership of the indian cricket Council continues. The tenure of bcci President sourav ganguly and Secretary jai Shah will end in a few weeks. Thus, the ban on both of them from contesting in the re-run elections was lifted yesterday. This means that if an official in the bcci or State cricket Boards has served for 6 years, he cannot stand for re-election immediately. Should compete only after 3 years. The supreme court ruled yesterday that these regulations are no longer valid. And Ganguly-Jai Shah said there is no problem with the re-election.
Due to this, talks have started that the Ganguly-Jay Shah alliance will continue till 2025. But only Jay Shah has a favorable environment in it. Some changes have been made in the eligibility criteria for the post of bcci President. Accordingly, it seems that various ex-players are also interested in competing as Ganguly's replacement.
Some bcci executives are also looking forward to new leadership. But that is not the case with Jay Shah. There are a total of 28 State cricket Boards in india divided into 2 divisions. A famous english news agency has interviewed 15 of the most important boards. Out of which 15 state boards have stood in support of jai Shah. 
He has expressed his desire to be the secretary again.With this, it is almost certain that Jay Shah will again hold the post of secretary in the next bcci elections. But whether sourav ganguly will last is doubtful. It is noted that during Ganguly's tenure, virat kohli was embroiled in many controversies such as his resignation and interference in team selection.
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