What does IBCC mean in CRICKET

The current president of IBCC is Sourav Ganguly. He was appointed in October 2019 by Prime Minister Narendra Modi.

All members of IBCC are appointed by the President on recommendation from a selection committee comprising representatives from various cricket associations in India.

Yes, IBCC does preside over first-class cricket matches in India, including domestic tournaments and international match series such as Ranji Trophy, Duleep Trophy, Deodhar Trophy and Irani Cup.

The IBCC has several committees that oversee different aspects of cricket in India, including finance, technical, umpiring, and age-group related activities. There are also a range of subcommittees focused on specific areas such as youth development or infrastructure.

The IBCC's jurisdiction does not extend outside India's borders but it has signed Memoranda of Understanding with some foreign boards which allows for cooperation between them on matters related to cricket such as player transfers and representation at international tournaments.

Currently there are 28 domestic teams playing under IBCC's supervision across four divisions - Elite Group A & B, Plate Group A & B - across both men’s and women’s categories in India.

Yes, participants must meet certain criteria before they may be eligible to play in an event or tournament administered by the Indian Board of Cricket Control (IBCC). This includes age requirements (under 19) and nationality requirements (must be a citizen or resident of India). Other conditions may apply depending on whether it is a local or international tournament.