Jay Shah ICC Chairman Salary: Ever since Jay Shah has been elected as the next chairman of the ICC, people are curious to know how much amount he will receive as salary. If you also have the same question, then we have brought the answer to it.
Jay Shah has been elected as the next chairman of the ICC. 35-year-old Shah will take charge on the first date of the last month of the current year. After Jay Shah How much salary will Jay Shah get while holding the post of chairman? If you want to know the answer to this question, then first you have to know about his income while holding the post of BCCI.
Let us tell you that the posts of President, Secretary, Vice President and Treasurer in the Board of Control for Cricket in India come under ‘honorary’ posts. People working on these posts do not have any fixed salary.
People working on these important posts receive expenses for their work from the board. They are given many types of allowances and expenses during their work.
When the ‘honorary’ officer goes on foreign tours for ICC meetings or any work related to the Indian team during his tenure, he receives an allowance of 1000 dollars (about 82 thousand in Indian rupees) per day.
Not only this, when the ‘honorary’ officials travel, the board also takes care of their comforts and facilities during the journey. They are always provided first class facilities while traveling by air.
Like foreign trips, when he goes for meetings in the country, he is given an allowance of 40 thousand rupees per day. Along with this, he is also provided with the facility to travel in business class.
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Apart from this, if he visits from one city to another for any work other than the meeting, he gets Rs. 30,000 as allowance per day. If he books a hotel here, the entire expense is borne by the board.
Now let us come to the issue of salary received from ICC By now you must have understood that the officials working on ‘honorary’ posts on behalf of BCCI do not receive any salary, but they are given allowances and expenses for working.
Similarly, in ICC also, people holding ‘honorary’ posts do not have any fixed salary. Rather, they are given allowances and expenses for their travel, meetings etc.
However, till date ICC has not disclosed how much money it provides to its officials for travel, meetings or other facilities.
Sameer Chotala 
