ICC Cricket Committee to meet in Mumbai from tomorrow
Amongst the topics on the agenda for discussion over the course of the two days are:
· The balance between bat and ball in all three formats
· ICC Playing Conditions, including a post- ICC Cricket World Cup review
· The use of technology in umpiring
· Code of Conduct, including player behaviour
· Illegal bowling actions
The committee is chaired by former India captain Anil Kumble and includes representatives of the game’s various stakeholders.
The Cricket Committee’s remit is to discuss cricket-playing matters and to make recommendations to the ICC Chief Executives’ Committee and the ICC Board that will meet in Barbados during the ICC’s annual conference week, from 22-26 June.
The ICC Cricket Committee comprises:
Chairman – Anil Kumble (former India captain)
Ex-Officio – N. Srinivasan (ICC Chairman) and David Richardson (ICC Chief Executive)
Past Player representative – Mark Taylor (former Australia captain)
Current Player representative –Laxman Sivaramakrishnan (ex-India leg-spinner)
Full Member team coach representative – Darren Lehmann (Australia coach)
Women’s Cricket representative – Clare Connor (former England women’s team captain)
Media representative – Ravi Shastri (former India captain and a respected commentator)
Umpires’ representative – Steve Davis (member of the Emirates Elite Panel of ICC Umpires)
Referees’ representative – Ranjan Madugalle (ICC chief match referee and former Sri Lanka captain)
MCC representative – John Stephenson (MCC’s Head of Cricket)
Statistician representative – David Kendix (statistician/scorer)
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