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Dalmiya resigns as ACC chief

December 03, 2005 14:15 IST

Jagmohan Dalmiya has resigned as president of the Asian Cricket Council and the Afro-Asian Cricket Cooperation.

He tendered his resignation from both the positions with immediate effect.

In a letter to BCCI president Sharad Pawar late last evening, Dalmiya said: "I had the privilege of being the president of the Asian Cricket Council from 2001-02 and the president of the Afro-Asian Cricket Cooperation from 2004-05. I was, in fact, the first president of the AACC to be elected unanimously.

"In view of the recent changes in the Board of Control for Cricket in India, however, I feel that it is only appropriate that I tender my resignation with immediate effect from both the positions.

"Nonetheless, I can assure you of my full support and cooperation as and when required on any matter concerning Indian or international cricket," the letter, a copy of which was released to the press in Kolkata, said.

 

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Sub: Great administrator.

It’s an end of Dalmiya era in Indian Cricket. All of us know Indian & sub continental cricket has gained a lot from his CHANAKYA ...


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Sub: Ouster of a great cricket administrator

Clouds of uncertainity covering over Indian Cricket. Its Dalmia who has given a professional touch to the indian cricket board. Apart from that, he is ...


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