Jay Amitbhai Shah[2] is an Indian businessman and crick... - dofaq.co
Jay Amitbhai Shah [2] is an Indian businessman and crick...Jay Amitbhai Shah [2] is an Indian businessman and cricket administrator. In October 2019, he became the secretary of the Board of Control for Cricket in India (BCCI).[3]
2023 Person of the Year: Executive Chairman Jay Shah Positions Hersha for Mega Deal, Future Success
Happy birthday Sachin Tendulkar: Gambhir, Raina, Jay Shah share heartfelt wishes for ‘master blaster’, Yuvraj’s video wish goes viral
Jay Shah's classy gesture for Ishan Kishan goes viral, has lengthy chat with MI star weeks after BCCI contract snub
Gautam Gambhir, Kevin Pietersen laud Jay Shah for BCCI's Test cricket incentive scheme: ‘We need powerful leaders to…’ | Mint
Rohit refuses to drop Kohli for T20 World Cup, sends clear message to Jay Shah – Reports
Teague Talks with Jay H. Shah, Executive Chairman Emeritus of Hersha Hospitality Trust
Asian Cricket Council reappoints Jay Shah as president for a third term
'Our fight is against opponents of Sanatan Dharma,' says Jay Shah while seeking votes for his father
Sachin Tendulkar, Jay Shah Recall India's 2011 ICC Cricket World Cup Win
EFE Names Former Personal Capital Head Jay Shah as CEO | PLANSPONSOR
Asian Cricket Council ‘unanimously’ appoints Jay Shah as president for third year in a row
Jay Shah announces new scheme, Rohit, Kohli can earn yearly ₹3.15 crore bonus
Pietersen, Gambhir hail BCCI secretary Jay Shah for new Test incentive scheme
BCCI Secretary Jay Shah quashes reports of IPL shift to UAE amid Lok Sabha election 2024 | Mint
Pietersen lauds 'powerful leader' Jay Shah after BCCI triples Test incentive
Will Rishabh Pant figure in India’s T20 World Cup plans? Here’s what BCCI secretary Jay Shah had to say
India Vs England: BCCI secretary Jay Shah ends speculation, confirms Virat Kohli 'won't play' in series | Mint
Pant reacts to BCCI's 'fit for IPL' update as Jay Shah's T20WC wish comes true
In letter to top cricketers, BCCI secretary Jay Shah warns ‘skipping domestic red-ball games will have severe implications’
