Steve Smith created a sensation by saying that BCCI is more powerful than ICC; Know what other Australian players said

By Sandy Verma On Dec 24, 2024

BCCI is more powerful than ICC? The Board of Control for Cricket in India, or BCCI, is currently the richest board in the world. Which is seen as the most influential board in the world, but it is a big deal to call BCCI more powerful than ICC. In fact, former Australian captain and star batsman Steve Smith has created a sensation by saying that BCCI is more powerful.

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ABC Sports has shared a video, in which many players including Australian team captain Pat Cummins, Steve Smith and Travis Head have given different answers regarding ICC, BCCI and Indian cricket. Let us tell you here that ICC i.e. International Cricket Council is the global regulatory body of cricket. Runs cricket around the world and the Board of Control for Cricket in India, i.e. BCCI, handles cricket in India.

It can be seen in the video that captain Pat Cummins described ICC, BCCI and Indian cricket as big. Travis Head described BCCI as the ruling ruler, ICC as second and Indian cricket as strong. Usman Khawaja passed in the name of ICC, and described Indian cricket as strong. Glenn Maxwell described BCCI as powerful, ICC as boss and Indian cricket as fantastic.

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Alex Carey described BCCI and Indian cricket as powerful. After this, Smith called BCCI a powerhouse and then said in the name of ICC, not that powerful… Then immediately Smith understood that he had made a mistake, he corrected the mistake and said, No… No… I can't say that. , I was just kidding. At the same time, in the end, Nathan Lyon described BCCI as big, ICC as boss and Indian cricket as passionate.