Azim Bassarath will return as president of the Trinidad and Tobago Cricket Board on October 25 when national executive elections are held for the governing body for the sport.
When nominations closed on Friday for the new 11-member executive, Bassarath, who has been at the helm since 2009, was the only candidate putting his hat in the ring for the top job.
As a result, he will retain the presidency unopposed for an unprecedented sixth consecutive term of office after dethroning Deryck Murray.
Also being nominated unopposed are Altaf Baksh for the position of first vice-president, and attorney-at-law Henry Chase for the duties as general secretary.
There will be a toss-up for the second vice-president post as incumbent Kerwin John, head of the Tobago Cricket Association, faces a challenge from former national cricketer Rajendra Mangalie.
Incumbent third vice-present Parasram Singh comes up against Central Zone’s Avinash Suruj; while TTCB treasurer Stephen Ramkissoon faces off with Richard Ramkissoon, owner/coach of Central Sports Cricket Club.
There are six candidates nominated for the positions of Executive Members from which five will be selected.
They are Ann Browne-John, Mitra Ragoonanan, Frank Simmons, Ravi Teeluck, Dr Anand Rampersad, and Sharaz Mohammed.
The successful candidates will serve a four-year term of office.
TTCB Candidates
President: Azim Bassarath (unopposed)
First vice-president: Altaf Baksh (unopposed)
Second vice-president: Kerwin John/Rajendra Mangalie
Third vice-president: Avinash Suruj/Parasram Singh
General secretary: Henry A. Chase (unopposed)
Treasurer: Stephen Ramkissoon/Richard Ramkissoon
Executive member: Ann Browne-John/Mitra Ragoonanan/Frank Simmons/Ravi Teeluck/Dr Anand Rampersad/Sharaz Mohamme
