The England and Wales Cricket Board바카라s (ECB) decision to retire the Pataudi Trophy and rename the upcoming England-India Test series as the 바카라Anderson-Tendulkar Trophy바카라 has sparked mixed reactions globally.
In response, the Board of Control for Cricket in India (BCCI) has requested the ECB to honour the legacy of former India captain Mansur Ali Khan Pataudi by naming one of the individual awards in the series after him.
바카라It바카라s the ECB who decides on whom they want to name their series. The BCCI has no role in it as it바카라s their home series. We have requested them to name one of the post-match trophies on Pataudi and they will revert to us,바카라 a BCCI official told The Indian Express.
The Pataudi Trophy was instituted in 2007 to mark India바카라s 75th anniversary in Test cricket and commemorate the contributions of the Pataudi family. Mansur Ali Khan Pataudi, who became India바카라s youngest Test captain at 21, was a pivotal figure in Indian cricket history. His father, Iftikhar Ali Khan, uniquely played Test cricket for both England and India.
The ECB바카라s move mirrors recent trends, such as the Richards-Botham Trophy (England vs West Indies) and the Crowe-Thorpe Trophy (England vs New Zealand), aligning with a modern tradition of naming series after iconic players.
Though not officially announced yet, the ECB has reportedly informed both James Anderson and Sachin Tendulkar, who are expected to unveil the new trophy before the first Test begins on June 20 at Headingley.
Anderson, England바카라s most prolific Test bowler, retired in 2024 with 704 wickets in 188 Tests. Tendulkar remains cricket바카라s highest run-scorer in Tests, with 15,921 runs in 200 matches.
The BCCI바카라s request aims to ensure the Pataudi legacy continues to find a place in the sport's storied history.
