Reportedly when running the richest cricket board amid a global pandemic has been one of the toughest challenges in bcci president Sourav Ganguly's life as an administrator but the former india captain is no stranger to dealing with ups and downs in life which is why he has accepted the current situation and working around the problem to make sure that indian cricket doesn't suffer.
Ganguly was appointed the president of the Board of Control for cricket in india (BCCI) in october last year and his tenure will end in september this year. But so far, 4 months out of his 8 month tenure have been hit by the coronavirus crisis. Whether he will get an extension or not still remains uncertain. Rumors are also doing the rounds about Ganguly looking to run for the president's post in the international cricket Council.
He said "This is unreal. For 4 months we haven’t been to the officie in Mumbai. This is my 7th or 8th month as bcci president out of which 4 months have been taken away by Covid. So we have been working on video conferencing but that’s what it is. I can’t change it. I have to accept it and try and do the best I can in this situation. I don’t know whether we will get an extension or not. If we don’t, we don’t, I move on to something else. At the moment, the last 8 months as bcci president, 4 months I have been sitting at home".
