Anil Kumble resigns as NCA Chairman

[urbestfriend]

In what way his resigning from NCA resolve the conflict of interest issue? The real conflict of interest is between being the owner of Tenvic and Karnataka Cricket board President. Tenvic is managing a few Karnataka players and the Board President is one of the persons nominating the selector representing South Zone. The Board president can also influence the Central Board because of the politics of voting in BCCI elections. So if the same board president has a stake in the careers of players there is obviously a conflict of interest. Kumble obviously cannot stop his business. Therefore if he wants to avoid conflict of interest' date=' he should step down from the Board President's seat.[/quote'] Well, first of all he is resigning from his post because he is not able to do what he was set out to do due to politics, not because there is conflict of interest or whatever..! Kumble has already clarified there is no conflict of interest as being KSCA president and selection of Tenvic players..He has made sure that it is less than 2% of Tenvic's business is managing the players and that too it is a non-profit one. Moreover cheeka is selected as south zone selector long back even before he became KSCA president.

[Needforspeed]

You have no idea what your talking about' date='this has nothing to do with conflict of interest.Jumbo quit because bcci corrupt babus had no vision and he came to know nothing can be done about that.Have you seen the nca committee-none have played cricket at any level and this srinivasan guy-don't know why he needs to be in every committee.As rkt said nca chairman and ksca chairman are honorary jobs-he does not get paid and that is why he runs tenvic.Why should he resign from ksca?In his short tenure he has brought about many changes right from grass root level.If he quits it some goonda or corrupt babu will take his place and ruin all the work he has done.As far as you saying he will influence the board members is a big joke.I dont know how you can think abt him like this after all he has done for india.Even when he was a captain he dint get a single player from his state.[/quote'] I am not saying he may be doing this...no need to get emotional here. But neverthless I stand by what I say. A conflict of interest exists when someone is President of a board while at the same time managing players career as a business. Whether Anil Kumble is doing this or not is another issue..But a conflict of interest does exist...Othewise so much discussion on this would not have taken place in the media would not have taken place.

[MCcricket]

Maybe there is hope now, VK, Mithun will be pulled out from tour, we wont see Aravind or other TENVIC PLAYERS WHO DON'T DESERVE, 10VIC 9211 HO GAYAA

[yoda]

I thought conflict of interest is a pre-req to be involved with the BCCI. :dontknow:

[Crookbond]

Two senior coaches resign from NCA http://www.espncricinfo.com/india/content/current/story/664019.html

Two senior members of the National Cricket Academy's coaching staff, batting coach Dinesh Nanavati and bowling coach Bharat Arun, have resigned, putting a question mark on the BCCI's plans of restructuring the Bangalore institution. Nanavati and Arun were the latest in a string of recent departures from the NCA, which has been without a director since Sandeep Patil was appointed chairman of the national selectors last September. On May 1, the BCCI had terminated the services of six of its technical staff at NCA including bowling coach V Venkataram, fielding coach R Sridhar, assistant coach Satish Chimote, physiotherapist and strength and conditioning coaches VP Sudarsan, Nagendra Prasad and Anand Date. As a result, the NCA finds itself with just four full-time employees in its technical wing - Dr Kinjal Suratwala (head, sports science and coach education), strength and conditioning coach PV Sudarsan and physiotherapists Nitin Patel and Ashish Kaushik. Patel has been with the Indian team for a better part of the last year. In the absence of a director, NCA chairman Ranjib Biswal and Prof Ratnakar Shetty, the BCCI's general manager, game development, had decided to reduce the academy's operating costs by sacking the permanent staff and instead involved former cricketers in coaching. However, the situation is likely to impact the functioning of the academy in a big way if the board doesn't find replacements soon. One source at the NCA said the director's absence didn't matter much since the academy's workings had been streamlined but the two latest resignations would have an impact. So far, though, the downsizing at the NCA doesn't seem to have affected the off-season camps. Sanjay Bangar, Deep Dasgupta and Sunil Joshi had conducted a camp for over-19s last month. Prior to that was an Under-25 camp in Mysore, conducted by Kiran More, Venkatesh Prasad, Mukund Parmar and Venkatapathy Raju, and an Under-19 camp in Bangalore with Narendra Hirwani, Debasis Mohanty and WV Raman. The timing of Nanavati's and Arun's resignations had given rise to speculation about the reasons but it appears they both parted company on good terms with the NCA. Nanavati, 64, has been a diabetic for a while and his sister was taking care of him in Bangalore. "Since she decided to move out of Bangalore, I felt it was better to be at home in Mumbai. So I resigned in May and was relieved at the end of the Under-19 camp on July 6," Nanavati said. Though Arun, who resigned last week, couldn't be reached for a comment, it appears that he resigned since he had a good offer from the TNCA in Chennai, where his family is based.