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All available reporting agrees that the BCCI AGM is scheduled for September 18 in Mumbai, with additional agenda items beyond the meeting date itself.
BCCI has scheduled its Annual General Meeting for September 18 in Mumbai.
Members will discuss associate membership for the Cricket Association of Andaman and Nicobar.
The agenda also includes elections for the IPL General Council.
It will also cover appointing representatives for the International Cricket Council and selecting committees, including a junior cricket panel.
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All available reporting agrees that the BCCI AGM is scheduled for September 18 in Mumbai, with additional agenda items beyond the meeting date itself.
Details are limited in the available material, and the fuller discussion points may be updated if more reporting becomes available.
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The available neutral reporting states that the BCCI AGM is set for September 18 in Mumbai. It also notes that the meeting will include discussion of associate membership for the Cricket Association of Andaman and Nicobar. Beyond that, the reporting lists several agenda items, including IPL General Council elections and committee appointments.
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The New Indian Express
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The New Indian Express reports that the Board of Control for Cricket in India has scheduled its Annual General Meeting for September 18 in Mumbai, where members will discuss granting associate membership to the Cricket Association of Andaman and Nicobar. According to the article, the agenda also includes elections for the IPL General Council, appointing representatives for the International Cricket Council, and selecting various committees, including a junior cricket panel tasked with promoting anti-corruption and anti-drug values.