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Jay Shah Will Take Cricket To A Higher Level As ICC Chair, Says Harbhajan Singh
Harbhajan said Shah will be able to continue at ICC the work he did at BCCI.
"Jay Shah will take cricket to a higher level globally and he is able to continue the great work he did (in BCCI) at the ICC too. Also, he can bring in smaller nations to participate more: Harbhajan Singh told IANS," Harbhajan Singh told IANS at the inaugural function of the World Tennis Cricket League in New Delhi on Monday.
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