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ICC kick-starts meeting in Dubai

| | Nov 05, 2014, at 08:20 pm
Dubai, Nov 5 (IBNS): International Cricket Council (ICC) has kick-started its series of meetings at operational headquarters in Dubai from Wednesday. The meeting will continue to next week.

ICC Board will gather at the ICC headquarters in Dubai on 9 and 10 November for the last round of meetings of the year. In the lead up to these meetings, various other committee meetings, including the ICC Chief Executives’ Committee (CEC) meeting, will take place.

The following is the schedule of the meetings:

-               Women’s Committee (Wed)

-               Chief Executives’ Committee (Thurs)

-               Audit Committee and Development Committee (Fri)

-               Finance & Commercial Affairs Committee and Governance Review Committee (Sat)

-               Executive Committee and ICC Board (Sun)

-               IBC/IDI Board (Mon)


Some of the key issues likely to be discussed over the next few days include:

·       outcomes from the ICC CEC on matters relating to the FTP, playing conditions for the ICC Cricket World Cup 2015 and suspected illegal bowling actions;

·       recommendations from the Executive Committee, including in respect of a revised ICC Anti-Corruption Code, a revised ICC Anti-Doping Code and an update on the recent work of the Integrity Working Party;

·       an update on ICC Cricket World Cup 2015 and matters arising from the West Indies cancelled tour of India.

The ICC Board consists of the nominated representatives of each of the 10 Full Members plus three elected Associate Member representatives. The meeting is chaired by Mr Narayanaswami Srinivasan. Also present are the ICC Chief Executive and the ICC Vice-President.

 

ICC Chairman                                                Narayanaswami Srinivasan

ICC President                                                 Mustafa Kamal

ICC Chief Executive                                      David Richardson

 

Australia                                                         Wally Edwards

Bangladesh                                                     Nazmul Hassan

England                                                           Giles Clarke

India                                                                Narayanaswami Srinivasan

New Zealand                                                   Greg Barclay

Pakistan                                                          Shaharyar Khan

South Africa                                                   Norman Arendse*

Sri Lanka                                                        Jayantha Dharmadasa

West Indies                                                     Dave Cameron

Zimbabwe                                                       Wilson Manase

Associate Member Director (Bermuda)         Neil Speight

Associate Member Director (Namibia)          Francois Erasmus

Associate Member Director (Singapore)       Imran Khawaja

 

*alternate to Chris Nenzani

The CEC comprises the Chief Executives of the 10 Full Members as well as three Associate Member representatives. ICC Chief Executive chairs the meeting, while ICC Chairman and the Chairman of the ICC Cricket Committee attend by invitation.

David Richardson                                           ICC Chief Executive (Chairman)

Narayanaswami Srinivasan                            ICC Chairman (ex Officio)

Anil Kumble                                                   ICC Cricket Committee Chairman (ex Officio)

Australia                                                         James Sutherland

Bangladesh                                                     Nizam Uddin Chowdhury

England                                                           Brian Havill

India                                                                Sanjay Patel

New Zealand                                                   David White

Pakistan                                                           Subhan Ahmed

South Africa                                                    Haroon Lorgat

Sri Lanka                                                         Nishantha Ranatunga

West Indies                                                      Michael Muirhead

Zimbabwe                                                       Wilfred Mukondiwa

Chair of Women’s Committee                       Clare Connor

Associate Member Representative                 John Cribbin

Associate Member Representative                 Warren Deutrom

Associate Member Representative                 David East

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