Bihar Cricket Association

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Bihar Cricket Association
बिहार क्रिकेट संघ
Logo Bihar Cricket Association.svg
Sport Cricket
JurisdictionBihar Government Banner.png Regional
AbbreviationBCA
Founded1935 (1935)
Affiliation BCCI
Affiliation date2008
Regional affiliationEast Zone
Headquarters45-C, Near Sahyog Hospital, Patliputra Colony
Location Patna
PresidentRakesh Kumar Tiwary
CEO Manish Raj
CoachVikash Kumar
Official website
biharcricketassociation.com
Flag of India.svg

Bihar Cricket Association (BCA) is the governing body of cricket activities in the Bihar state of India and the Bihar cricket team. [1] [2] [3] It is affiliated to the Board of Control for Cricket in India as full member. [4] BCA was founded in 1935. [5] Supreme Court of India-appointed Committee of Administrators (CoA) approved BCA as the authorised body for organizing cricket in Bihar.

Contents

Administration

Executive Council
S. No.MemberDesignation
1.Rakesh Kumar TiwaryPresident
2.Dilip SinghVice-president
3.Sanjay KumarSecretary
4.Kumar ArvindJoint-secretary
5.Ashutosh Nandan SinghTreasurer
6.Amikar DayalPlayers Representative,(Male)
7.Kavita RoyPlayers Representative,(Female)
8.Sanjay Kumar SinghDistrict Association Representative

Selection committees

BCA Presidents

S. No.NameTenure
1.A.M.Hayman1935–40
2.K.A.D.Naoroji1940–43
3.J.M.Rakshit1943–46
4.P.H.Kutar1946–60
5.R.Bowyer1960–66
6.R.H.Mody1966–71
7.H.P.Bodhanwalla1971–74
8.R.K.Bhasin1974–76
9.H.P.Bodhanwalla1976–83
10.Dr. J.J.Irani1983–87
11.Prem Sagar1987–90
12. Randhir Prasad Verma 1990–91
13.A.Mathias1991–93
14.Arun Narayan Singh1993–99
15.Sanjay Singh1999–2002
16.Gopal Bohra2017–2019
17.Rakesh Kumar Tiwari2019–present

District Associations

FULL MEMBERS OF BIHAR DISTRICT CRICKET ASSOCIATION
No.DistrictGoverning BodyEstablishedZoneofficial Website
1 Araria Araria District Cricket Association1991East
2 Arwal Arwal District Cricket Association2002-03South
3 Aurangabad Aurangabad District Cricket AssociationSouth
4 Banka Banka District Cricket AssociationEast
5 Begusarai Begusarai District Cricket AssociationNorth
6 Bhagalpur Bhagalpur District Cricket Association1990-91East
7 Bhojpur Bhojpur District Cricket Association1987-88South
8 Buxar Buxar District Cricket Association1992-93South
9 Darbhanga Darbhanga District Cricket Association1975North
10 East Champaran East Champaran District Cricket AssociationWest
11 Gaya Gaya District Cricket Association1986-87South
12 Gopalganj Gopalganj District Cricket AssociationWest
13 Jamui Jamui District Cricket AssociationEast
14 Jehanabad Jehanabad District Cricket AssociationCentral
15 Kaimur Kaimur District Cricket AssociationSouth
16 Katihar Katihar District Cricket Association1984East
17 Khagaria Khagaria District Cricket AssociationEast
18 Kishanganj Kishanganj District Cricket AssociationEast
19 Lakhisarai Lakhisarai District Cricket AssociationCentral
20 Madhubani Madhubani District Cricket Association1978North
21 Madhepura Madhepura District Cricket AssociationNorth
22 Munger Munger District Cricket Association1980-81Central
23 Muzaffarpur Muzaffarpur District Cricket Association1983-84West
24 Nalanda Nalanda District Cricket AssociationCentral
25 Nawada Nawada District Cricket AssociationCentral
26 Patna Patna District Cricket Association1972Central
27 Purnia Purnea District Cricket Association1980East
28 Rohtas Rohtas District Cricket AssociationSouth
29 Saharsa Saharsa District Cricket Association1974North
30 Samastipur Samastipur District Cricket AssociationNorth
31 Saran Saran District Cricket AssociationWest
32 Sheohar Sheohar District Cricket AssociationWest
33 Sheikhpura Sheikhpura District Cricket AssociationCentral
34 Sitamarhi Sitamarhi District Cricket Association1984-85North
35 Siwan Siwan District Cricket AssociationWest
36 Supaul Supaul District Cricket AssociationNorth
37 Vaishali Vaishali District Cricket Association2001-02Central
38 West Champaran West Champaran District Cricket AssociationWest

Home Grounds

NameCity State First usedLast usedNotes
Moin-ul-Haq Stadium Patna Bihar 19702023Hosted three ODIs
Rajgir International Cricket Stadium Nalanda Bihar Under Construction-Upcoming International Cricket Stadium of Bihar
Urja Stadium Patna Bihar 20172021
Nehru Smarak Stadium Bhagalpur Bihar 19721973

Official tournaments

Hayman Trophy

The Hayman Trophy is an inter-district senior men's tournament organised by the BCA. [6] It is named after A. M. Hayman, BCA's founding president. [7]

YearWinnerRunner-upFinal HostNote
2013-14BhagalpurMuzaffarpur--
YearWinnerRunner-upFinal HostNote
2013-14PatnaPurnea--
2014-15----
2015-16PurneaSiwan--
2016-17BhojpurNalanda--
2017-18----
2018-19----

Randhir Verma Under-19 Trophy

Randhir Verma Under-19 Bihar Championship is a One day cricket tournament played between the district cricket teams in the Indian state of Bihar, organised by Bihar Cricket Association. [10] [11] [12] [13] The tournament is recognised by the Board of Control for Cricket in India. The cricket tournament is organized at five Zonal centres. [14] In the year 2018, the tournament was organized at Arwal. [15] Before Partition of Bihar the region currently known as Jharkhand played the tournament under BCA. Following statehood, Jharkhand State Cricket Association (JSCA) also conducts matches for its own districts under the title Randhir Verma trophy. [16]

Venue

The matches of the south zone was played at Bhabhua in Kaimur district. [17] The matches of the east zone were played at Sri Krishna Sah stadium in Jamui, Jamui district, [18] Dakbangla grounds at Sonpur [19]

Shaymal Sinha U-16 Bihar Championship

YearWinnerRunner-upFinal HostNote
2013-14BhagalpurSiwan--
2014-15PurneaJamui--
2015-16BhojpurMuzaffarpur--
2016-17PatnaSiwan--

BCA approved tournaments

Courts' directives on affiliation

Cricket should be kept free from politics and the game should not become a ball for politicians, the Supreme Court of India observed on 25 November 2012. The remarks were made by the bench during the hearing of a petition relating to the ongoing dispute between two rival associations of cricket in Bihar for running the administration of the sport in the state. [21] Patna High Court has directed Board of Cricket Control in India, BCCI in July 2012 to include Bihar in various National Level Cricket Tournaments. [22] Patna High Court on 20 September 2011 allowed CAB, rival Bihar Cricket Association (BCA) faction headed by Binod Kumar to operate its account with a nationalised bank. [23] Patna High court in November 2011,directed the state government to file an intervener petition in a case related to the Bihar Cricket Association.The government's counsel, AAG 1 Lalit Kishore, told the court that both the factions of BCA, one headed by RJD supremo Lalu Prasad and the other by Binod Kumar, have not made government a party in the petition. [24] Bombay High Court in December 2010 held that "the present petitioner (CAB) never claimed to be successor of BCA Patna (which represented Bihar in BCCI before bifurcation) and BCA Patna has already given up its challenge to the recommendations of the committee that JSCA is the changed name of BCA (1935). It is, therefore, necessary for the petitioner to apply for an affiliate membership at the first instance and then seek promotion as an associate member and thereafter full member. The Rules and Regulations are binding and the BCCI must follow the said Rules" [25]

BCA timeline

The Association of Bihar Cricket and Cricket Association of Bihar on 11 July 2012 charged the Lalu Prasad Yadav-led Bihar Cricket Association of committing financial irregularities to the tune of 5 million, which the BCCI had granted for development of the game in the state in 2008. [26] [27] The Bihar government had dissolved the BCA on grounds of irregularities in December 2008. [28] [29] [30]

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