Mumbai Cricket Association’s (MCA) elections, scheduled for September 28, may get a new date after a few members raised an issue about the voters’ eligibility list at the Annual General Meeting at the Wankhede Stadium on Tuesday.
“That process [to decide the list of eligible voters] will be done by an election officer. He will define the voters list,” MCA secretary Sanjay Naik told mid-day after the marathon four-hour meeting that was also attended by former MCA presidents, Sharad Pawar and Ashish Shelar, among others.
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Meanwhile, MCA president Dr Vijay Patil has said that he is satisfied with his tenure as the association’s chief. “My term was very satisfactory. For the last six-seven years, we had seen a downward trend,” said Patil.
