India's Srinivasan takes over as ICC chairperson

ICC annual conference also elects Mustafa Kamal of Bangladesh as the 11th president of the governing body.


Reuters June 26, 2014

India's N Srinivasan was confirmed as the new chairperson of the International Cricket Council (ICC) after the governing body approved constitutional change in Melbourne on Thursday.

Often described as the most powerful man in cricket, the 69-year-old industrialist from Chennai headed the Indian board before stepping aside earlier this year after his son-in-law was indicted for illegal betting in the Indian Premier League Twenty20 tournament last year.

"It is an honour to be confirmed as the Chairperson of the International Cricket Council," Srinivasan said in a statement after the 52-member full council approved constitutional amendments.

The ICC annual conference also elected Mustafa Kamal of Bangladesh as the 11th president of the governing body and formed a new executive committee headed by Cricket Australia chairman Wally Edwards.

COMMENTS (14)

kulwant singh | 9 years ago | Reply

We all know what is ICC it is private company and cricket is their business and they will appoint the chairman who can earn more money for the ICC Corrupt game corrupt chairman. No moral values when he has been restained from taking over as BCCI chief by SC how he can head ICC.

Blunt | 9 years ago | Reply

R.I.P. ICC

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