ICC announces establishment of Governance Working Group for the future

 International Cricket Council (ICC), on Monday, anunced that a Governance Working Group will be established to reflect future Governance structure. 

Council for future structure 

In a press release, Council stated, " Board approved establishment of a Governance Working Group to consider future governance structure of ICC. group will be chaired by Earl Eddings from Cricket Australia, and will comprise Greg Barclay (New Zealand Cricket), Tony Brian (Cricket Scotland), Ehsan Mani (Pakistan Cricket Board), Chris Nenzani (Cricket South Africa) and Ricky Skerritt (Cricket West Indies)." decision comes after a four day ICC Board meeting in Dubai.

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Multiple or anuncements were me after meeting. Council has decided to increase prize money for women's cricket by $2.6 million.  Council stated that rise in revenue is proportional to rise in revenue generated by sport.  ICC Board approved establishment of a U19 Women’s T20 World Cup with first edition to be played in Banglesh in 2021 and every two years after that. 

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Zimbabwe and Nepal remitted as members

Council also anunced that Zimbabwe and Nepal have been remitted as members of Council. former h been suspended after country’s cricket board, Zimbabwe Cricket (ZC), was unable to keep out government interference with Board's ministration. 

In group sts, if Super Over is tied n match will be tied. In Semi-Finals and Finals, super over will continue till one team scores more runs than ar team. It keeps in mind basic principle of scoring more runs than opponent to win. 

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ICC also said that Indra oyi has been unanimously reappointed as ICC Independent Director for a second two-year term from 2020-2022. 

Council is also looking to promote development of game across world and for that purpose, it has approved a $30.5 million funding allocation for Associate Members for 2020; a 12% like-for-like increase in 2019. money, which will be distributed according to Associate Member scorecard competition and grant model, will support all aspects of development of game in 92 countries focusing on participation and improving competitiveness of international cricket.

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