Sharma was elected the DDCA president in June last year and appointments of the chief executive officer (CEO), chief financial officer (CFO) and general manager (cricket operations) were subsequently made. The stakeholders – the Supreme Court, media, cricketers, BCCI, they should all know that such people exist and we need to stop them,” said Rajat Sharma. Shortly after Rajat Sharma turned in his resignation, CEO Ravi Chopra also resigned. Rajat Sharma has in the past had public differences with the suspended general secretary of the organisation, Vinod Tihara. Also read: ‘Must be becoming India’s best ever skipper’ - Former England captain hails Virat KohliShortly after his resignation, Rajat Sharma said the DDCA remains a hotbed of petty corruption and through his resignation, he wanted to send out a strong warning to the stakeholders.

Source: Hindustan Times November 16, 2019 14:06 UTC