Senior administrators reportedly view him as a consensus candidate who can bridge differences among state associations. His experience as a player and coach strengthens his candidature.Saturday’s meeting included senior BCCI members and state officials. Other experienced administrators were discussed, but Manhas received strong backing from influential quarters.

The BCCI president’s role carries weight nationally and internationally. With ICC elections approaching, the choice of leadership is closely monitored. If elected, Manhas would join former players like Sourav Ganguly and Roger Binny in administrative leadership.

Arun Dhumal will continue as IPL Governing Council chairman, while Rajiv Shukla is expected to remain Vice-President.

The election process begins with nomination filing on September 21. Scrutiny and final candidate list publishing will follow on September 23, with voting scheduled during the AGM on September 28 if necessary.

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Speaking to reporters, Dhumal repeated that if any misconduct is found, action will be taken without hesitation. He added that the BCCI has always maintained transparency and fairness in handling such issues.

The PCB had raised concerns about player behaviour during a recent tournament. Dhumal said the complaint will go through proper channels, and any evidence submitted will be examined closely. He assured fans that the BCCI will act responsibly to protect the spirit of the game.

Dhumal also reminded that cricket should remain a bridge between nations, not a source of conflict. He called on both boards to focus on the growth of the sport while keeping discipline intact.

His statement reflects India’s firm stance on accountability, ensuring that rules and respect for the game stay above everything else.

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