“If BCCI does not want to remember the heritage of the tiger …”: Charmilla Tagore for the Central Bank of Pension Central Bank from the Patodi Cup

After IPL 2025, the Indian cricket team will go out to England for a series of five tests starting from June 20. However, this tournament may not be called this time the name Patodi Cup – named after the Batoudi family that gave India the captain of Etakhar Ali Khan Patoudi and Mansur Ali Batoudi [nicknamed Tiger Pataudi]. Report in Cricbuzz He said that the England and Wales Cricket Council (ECB) is considering “retirement” in the Patodi Cup from the next series. The Patodi Cup was awarded for the first time in 2007 to celebrate 75 years of testing the first India against England. Since then, the Batoudi Cup has been the name of the bilateral competition of India against England in England.

The Indian test against England that played in India is called the Anthony de Milo Cup, which was called the name of a former president of the Cricket Control Council in India (BCCI).

The “retirement” step is the Patodi Charmela Tagore Cup, actress and wife of the late Patoudi. “I have not heard of them, but the European Central Bank sent a message to Saif that they are retirement of the cup,” she told Charmela ht. “If BCCI wants or does not want to remember the Tiger legacy, it is important for them to decide.”

The European Central Bank did not deny and did not accept development. “This is not something we will be able to make a comment on it,” said one of the honorable European Central Bank.

Mansor Ali Khan Batoudi, one of the greatest captains produced by India, died in New Delhi in 20211 after fighting with lung infection. Batoudi, who is considered one of the best Indian captains, played 46 tests for the country, with 2793 runs with an average of 34.91 with 203 defeats is his highest degree. In general, he broke six centuries and 16 in his career.

Although the cup retirement is not common in the cricket game, it happened in the past. Like Wisden Trophy, which played between England and the West India Islands, whose name was changed as Richards-Botham Trophy.