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About BCCI History TUE Application Form BCCI Constitution Annual Reports Contact Us Our Partners History At the outset, there is nothing significant about the year 1721, as far as India's political history is concerned. Aurangzeb, the sixth of the great Mughals, had passed away in 1707, and the Empire he and his forefathers had built, had started to disintegrate. The Marathas were gaining in prominence, and in the process of knocking hard on the doors of Delhi. These were prominent happenings; what was peripheral was that 'merchants' from England and France had established 'settlements' in select areas of the subcontinent, and were going about their business of trade. The sea-route being the sole link between them and their respective homelands, most of these settlements were situated in the coastal areas of the Indian peninsula. It was sometime in 1721 that a British ship dropped anchor off the coast of Kutch in western India. The recreational activities the sailo...

  BCCI announces new contract system for Indian Cricket The Hon’ble Supreme Court of India appointed Committee of Administrators (CoA) for BCCI on Wednesday announced the Annual Player Contracts for the period from October 2017 to September 2018. The CoA was of the view that the performance and position of Indian Cricket needs to be recognised with the fee structure comparable to the best in the world. The Board of Control for Cricket in India (BCCI) has announced a new central contract system for Indian cricketers, dividing players into four grades (A+, A, B, and C) with corresponding annual retainers: Grade A+ at ₹7 crore, Grade A at ₹5 crore, Grade B at ₹3 crore, and Grade C at ₹1 crore. These contracts also include match fees and potential bonuses and incentives, according to Indiatimes and Jagran Josh . Key aspects of the new contract system: Four-tier system: Players are categorized into four grades based on their performance, experience, and importance to the team. Fixed re...