Breaking News: BCCI hires a CEO

After exhaustive deliberations, the BCCI has come to the sublime conclusion that a CEO for the BCCI is a totally redundant position Read The Blog

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kashyap	great piece... beautifully adorned language with witty remarks made this article a cracker... true..we need CEO..When such persons are managing the affairs of richest sporting body.we had the LELES,and now PAWARS AND MODIS AND SHAS...oh god..let them read yr piece ( Posted: Tuesday , October 03, 2006 at 16:07 )
UB	The CEO is really necessary for the richest board in the world, I really pray that it is a person who has played cricket. For you know we have persons sitting on the board who never know what is the length of the cricket pitch. To check it up , keep a match between the BCCI and any other local team and you will find these persons will never be able to play ... ( Posted: Monday , October 02, 2006 at 18:48 )
agreement singh	I agree , as my Id suggests. The BCCI is truly a parody.. what else can we expect when it is run by the agriculture minister? Meanwhile news reports suggest that the sports minister has been spotted coaching farmers on increasing their rice crop yields..If things dont click for the poor farmer dudes they can expect rigorous boot camp training..Aussie Style! Write on Dude !! ( Posted: Sunday , October 01, 2006 at 10:47 )

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