The Bihar Cricket Association (BCA) announced the results of its 2025 office-bearer elections on September 28, with Harsh Vardhan elected unopposed as president. At just 24 years old, he becomes the youngest chief of the BCA, bringing fresh energy to the leadership of the state’s top cricket body.

Priya Kumari has been named vice president, while Ziaul Arefin will serve as secretary. Abhishek Nandan has been appointed as treasurer, and Rohit Kumar will take charge as joint secretary. All other office bearers were also elected unopposed, with the results confirmed on Sunday, September 28. Rajesh Kumar was appointed as a Member of the Committee of Management (District Representative), and Gyaneshwar Gautam was elected as a Member of the Governing Council.

The elections were conducted under the supervision of retired IAS officer M Modassir, who acted as the Electoral Officer. The BCA expressed gratitude to all stakeholders and said its focus would be on strengthening grassroots cricket, improving infrastructure, and creating opportunities for young cricketers across Bihar.

BCA Plans Trials and Focus on Player Fitness

"We are humbled by the faith and support of all Bihar cricket stakeholders. Our priority is to strengthen grassroots cricket, develop strong infrastructure, and provide more opportunities for young and aspiring cricketers. Together, we are committed to taking Bihar cricket to new heights," said the Bihar Cricket Association (BCA).

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The association also confirmed that selection trials and the preparation camp for Men’s Senior and Under-23 teams will begin on Tuesday, September 30, at Patna’s Moin-ul-Haq Stadium. Players have been asked to report on September 29. Recently, the BCA organised a physiotherapy training session focused on player fitness and injury management, aiming to keep state players physically strong and help them recover quickly in case of injuries.