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First BCCI Annual Cricket Conclave to be held in Dharamsala

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The Board of Control for Cricket in India(BCCI) will host its first ever Annual Conclave at HPCA Stadium, Dharamshala. The Conclave will commence on June 21 and will continue until June 24, 2016. The Conclave will start with a workshop for media managers of all state cricket associations.

The four-day Conclave will include a series of workshops and meetings. The Conclave will start with a workshop for media managers of all state cricket associations, which includes a session on digital media. It will be followed by a conference of coaches and captains, IPL Governing Council, Junior Committee, and Affiliation Committee meeting. The Conclave will wrap up on Friday June 24th 2016 with a BCCI Working Committee meeting. 

The Conclave will focus on steps to strengthen one of the biggest domestic cricket season of the world and ways to take IPL, the fastest growing league in the world, to new heights. Members will also deliberate on how to make the BCCI more transparent and efficient.

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BCCI President, Mr. Anurag Thakur, said: “This is the first time BCCI is hosting a four-day long Conclave that aims at getting all stakeholders at one place and align everyone’s thoughts for improvement of the sport.” 

Honorary Secretary of the BCCI, Mr. Ajay Shirke said, “Timing of this Conclave couldn’t have been better. We are about to step into one of the most exciting cricket season and this is a perfect opportunity to bring everyone under one roof and discuss ideas and how to implement them.” 

Report Courtesy: © BCCI

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