Jay Shah Salary: Jay Shah's salary is quite attractive from BCCI to ICC Chairman. He held important positions while being associated with the finance and marketing committees in BCCI. After becoming the ICC chairman, there was a change in his salary, although not much information is public about it.

Jay Shah Salary in Hindi: Jay Shah 'Jay Amitabhai Shah' has become an important name in cricket administration. He has become the youngest President of the International Cricket Council (ICC) and is the 5th person from India to reach this position. Known for his strategy and leadership, he has played an important role in shaping the future of cricket in India and around the world. His journey from a small boy from Gujarat to reaching the top position in cricket administration is an example of hard work and dedication. Let's know about his early life, education and career.

Jay Shah Education

Jay Amitabhai Shah was born on 22 September 1988 in Gujarat, India. He is the son of India's Home Minister Amit Shah and Sonal Shah. Jay did his early schooling in Gujarat and then obtained a Bachelor of Technology (B.Tech) degree from Nirma University, Ahmedabad. This education gave him strong skills and discipline, which later helped him in cricket administration.

What is Jay Shah's salary?

According to research and reports, it is believed that like the BCCI, the salary of top officials in the ICC is also not fixed. They get paid through various allowances and reimbursements. The ICC does not give open information about these payments but the chairman is given allowances to perform his responsibilities. Therefore, there has been no major change in the allowances and reimbursements of Jai Shah as ICC Chairman. However, earlier as the secretary of BCCI, he used to get around Rs 84,000 per day for international meetings in addition to travel and accommodation allowances.

Jay Shah's Career

Jay Shah's career in cricket administration began in 2009 as an executive board member of the Gujarat Cricket Association (GCA). By 2013, he became the joint secretary of the Gujarat Cricket Council (GCA) and played a key role in the construction of the Narendra Modi Stadium in Ahmedabad. In 2015, he joined the finance and marketing committees of the BCCI.

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