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BCCI carried a lot of influence over the voting process ! - ketchim - 11-13-2022
Greg Barclay has been re-elected as ICC chairman for another two-year term
after his rival, Zimbabwe Cricket (ZC) chairman Tavengwa Mukuhlani,
pulled out of the contest late on Friday.
Barclay, who served his first stint as ICC chair between 2022
and this November, will now be in the position until 2024.
BCCI carried a lot of influence over the voting process ! - ketchim - 11-13-2022
Whilst no one at the ICC has officially spoken, more than one director
pointed out to ESPNcricinfo that the BCCI wanted to have a prime seat
on the influential Finance & Commercial Affairs committee, which not only
decides budget allocations for ICC events, but also looks after the distribution
of money to member countries from the overall revenue pool.
BCCI carried a lot of influence over the voting process ! - ketchim - 11-13-2022
However, it was the BCCI, as always
which carried a lot of influence over the voting process.
BCCI carried a lot of influence over the voting process ! - ketchim - 11-13-2022
Accordingly, the BCCI camp led by Jay Shah and Arun Dhumal (IPL chairman)
landed in Australia more than a week before the ICC Board meetings
happening this weekend in Melbourne.
Shah replaced former India captain Sourav Ganguly as the BCCI representative
BCCI carried a lot of influence over the voting process ! - ketchim - 11-13-2022
India wanna corrupt ICC
already corrupted EspnCricinfo
as well as West Indies T20 players ....
BCCI carried a lot of influence over the voting process ! - chairman - 11-16-2022
3 days after becoming World Champions in T20 Cricket, England's men will be in action again - this time in a 3 match ODI series against Australia. Does the world of cricket move too fast these days...?