Sandeep Patil, a previous India player and mentor, has been crushed in the Mumbai Cricket Affiliation (MCA) political race. In the decisions hung on Thursday, Patil (66) endured rout against Amol Kale, Maharashtra administering party-supported up-and-comer. Kale was VP in the past MCA administration. Kale was upheld by Ashish Shelar, a BJP MLA from Mumbai, who is the recently chosen financier of the Leading group of Control for Cricket in India (BCCI). Kale beat Patil by 25 votes. While Kale got 183 votes, Patil oversaw 158 votes in 370-vote appointive school. Talking after his triumph, Kale said he regards Patil's commitment to cricket and will hope to use his experience. "During the political race, we were foes, as opposed to rivals. My regard for Sandeep stays in one piece. "He has been an extraordinary cricketer for India and we won't hold back to use his experience and mastery," the recently chosen president said, adding that he was dependably certain of triumph as his candidature was supported by both Pawar and Shelar. Afterward, Patil let columnists know that he has acknowledged the decision in right soul. "I praise them. I'm prepared to assist them in however they with needing. I and my group have acknowledged this loss, it was a fair political race. I will earnestly uphold the new body. I anticipate that they should accept Mumbai cricket forward," he noted. In the mean time, the Patil-board competitor, Ajinkya Naik, an overseeing council part in the past body, made history by winning the secretary post by surveying a record 286 votes. Naik was supported by the Sharad Pawar board in the affiliation. Naik, who has made history of sorts by surveying a record number of votes, said the new MCA is a blend of youth and experience and it will assist the relationship with succeeding. "There are three ages in the new body and with that we can do extraordinary things," he said.