The meeting also served as an important platform for state associations to engage directly with BCCI leadership and contribute to decision-making on the sport’s future.The participation comes at a significant time for the Baroda Cricket Association, with Vadodara set to host a series of prestigious international events. Beginning in October 2026, the BCA Stadium will host the India Senior Women’s Team vs Zimbabwe Women’s Team, followed by the India Under-19 vs England Under-19 series.
Further enhancing Baroda’s growing stature on the global cricket map, the BCA Stadium has also been selected as a venue for the inaugural ICC Champions League, scheduled for February 2027, featuring India, Australia, England, South Africa, New Zealand, and Sri Lanka. The allocation of these marquee events reflects the confidence placed in BCA’s infrastructure, administration, and proven hosting capabilities.Speaking after the AGM, Mr. Pranav Amin credited BCA’s success to teamwork and its strong relationship with the BCCI.
“It was an honour to represent the Baroda Cricket Association at the 95th BCCI AGM. Such platforms allow state associations to contribute to the future direction of Indian cricket while showcasing their achievements and aspirations.””The trust that BCA enjoys today has been built through professional administration, consistent delivery, and the collective efforts of our entire cricketing ecosystem. Every international match awarded to Baroda is a reflection of that commitment.””I sincerely thank the BCCI leadership, our colleagues in the cricket fraternity, and every member of the BCA family for their continued support. Together, we will continue raising the standards of cricket administration and hosting while creating a lasting legacy for future generations.
“The meeting also addressed key governance matters, including policy formulation, constitutional amendments, and the future direction of cricket administration in India. Such forums provide state associations with an opportunity to advocate for their interests while contributing to the broader development of Indian cricket.During the AGM, Mr. Amin met several senior cricket administrators, including BCCI President Mithun Manhas and BCCI Secretary Devajit Saikia, along with representatives from various state associations. Notable attendees included former India captain Sourav Ganguly, former India pacer Venkatesh Prasad, and former India batter Saurabh Tiwary.With a strong calendar of international cricket ahead, the Baroda Cricket Association continues to emerge as one of India’s leading cricket centres, reinforcing Vadodara’s reputation as a premier destination for world-class cricket.
