Jay Shah's role as ICC Chairman has come into effect today, and here's what he said in his first statement in his new role. Read below,

Jay Shah has begun his tenure as ICC chair as of December 1. He takes over from Greg Barclay over the weekend, with the decision on the venue for the 2025 Champions Trophy imminent. "I am honoured to take on the role of ICC chair and grateful for the support and trust of the ICC directors and member boards,

On December 1, Jay Shah officially began his tenure as the Chairman of the International Cricket Council (ICC), marking the start of a new era in global cricket administration. In his first statement as ICC Chair,

Indian cricket boss Jay Shah began Sunday his tenure as chairman of the International Cricket Council, saying he looked forward to taking the sport to "new heights".

Jay Shah took a major step in his administrative career after taking over as the chairman of the International Cricket Council (ICC). Succeeding Greg Barclay, the 35-year-old became the youngest member of the apex board.

The newly elected Chairman of the ICC, Jay Shah has vowed to keep Test cricket as the pinnacle of the game under his tenure and also promised to work on the development of women's cricket.

Shah was elected unopposed in August to take over from New Zealand’s Greg Barclay, who ended his four-year tenure. Shah’s elevation to the top post makes him the third Indian

Shah’s selection as chairman was unanimous by the ICC’s Board of Directors, and he replaces Greg Barclay, the New Zealand lawyer, who decided not to seek a third consecutive term.

Jay Shah has been appointed as the new Chairman of the International Cricket Council (ICC), taking over the role from Greg Barclay on Sunday, December 1. Shah, who was elected unopposed in August, steps into this prestigious position after serving as the honorary secretary of the Board of Control for Cricket in India (BCCI) since 2019.

Jay Shah embarked on a new role in his career as a cricket administrator after taking over as the chairman of the International Cricket Council (ICC) following a successful stint as BCCI secretary, a position he took up after the shake-up of the Indian board on the recommendations of the Supreme Court-appointed Justice Lodha committee.