The filing of nominations for the annual Cricket Board elections is to take place a day before its Annual General Meeting which is scheduled later this month in Mumbai.
"The filing of nominations for the posts of five vice presidents, the secretary, joint secretary and treasurer will be held between 1030 hrs and 1600 hrs on September 26 and by 1900 hours on the same day, after any withdrawals, the final list of candidates will be known," BCCI sources on Wednesday.
Shashank Manohar of Vidarbha Cricket Association has already been elected as the next BCCI president to succeed Sharad Pawar who is to step down at the AGM which is scheduled on September 27 and 28.
A day ahead of the filing of nominations, all the 30 affiliated units of the BCCI would have to provide the name of the person to represent them at the AGM.
To be eligible to contest for the vice-president's post the candidate must be proposed by his own parent unit and seconded by another unit from the same zone.
All those contesting the elections must have attended two AGMs or should have been a present or past office-bearer of the BCCI.
The next president of the BCCI, after Manohar completes his term in 2011, would be from south zone as per the board's rotation policy and he will be appointed as the president-elect in 2010, the sources added.
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