The interim appointment supports immediate commercial, operational, governance, and compliance priorities during a period of organisational transition and renewal, Cricket Canada said in a press release.<\/p>\n
\u201cThe AGM marked a significant milestone in Cricket Canada\u2019s ongoing governance transformation initiative, reinforcing the organisation\u2019s commitment to institutional accountability, operational excellence, financial oversight, and long-term strategic development across Canadian cricket,\u201d it said in the release.<\/p>\n
Incoming Board of Directors:<\/h4>\n\n- \n Arvinder Khosa \u2014 President (two-Year term) <\/li>\n
- \n Ranjit Chaudhri \u2014 Vice President (two-year term) <\/li>\n
- \n Paramjit Shahi \u2014 Secretary (two-year term) <\/li>\n
- \n Amit Joshi \u2014 Director-at-Large (two-year term) <\/li>\n
- \n Hassan Mirza \u2014 Director-at-Large (two-year term) <\/li>\n
- \n Sonali Vig \u2014 Director, Player Representative \u2013 Female (one-year term) <\/li>\n
- \n Manzoor Chaudhary \u2014 Director, Player Representative \u2013 Male (one-year term) <\/li>\n<\/ul>\n
As part of the governance reform framework adopted by the membership, Cricket Canada introduced dedicated \u2018player representative\u2019 positions within the Board structure, ensuring direct athlete representation in alignment with internationally recognised governance standards for modern sporting institutions.<\/p>\n
Paramjit Shahi Secretary, Cricket Canada, said, \u201cCanadian cricket is entering a defining period of structural and strategic evolution. Our responsibility extends beyond administration.<\/p>\n
\u201cIt is about building a modern sporting institution capable of delivering worldclass opportunities for athletes while operating with the highest standards of integrity, governance, and long-term vision.\u201d<\/p>\n
(with inputs from PTI)<\/i><\/p>\n
Published on May 11, 2026<\/p>\n<\/div>\n
As part of the governance reform framework adopted by the membership, Cricket Canada introduced dedicated \u2018player representative\u2019 positions within the Board structure, ensuring direct athlete representation in alignment with internationally recognised governance standards for modern sporting institutions.<\/p>\n
Paramjit Shahi Secretary, Cricket Canada, said, \u201cCanadian cricket is entering a defining period of structural and strategic evolution. Our responsibility extends beyond administration.<\/p>\n
\u201cIt is about building a modern sporting institution capable of delivering worldclass opportunities for athletes while operating with the highest standards of integrity, governance, and long-term vision.\u201d<\/p>\n
(with inputs from PTI)<\/i><\/p>\n
Published on May 11, 2026<\/p>\n<\/div>\n