ICC likely to extend chairman’s tenure in upcoming meeting. The chairman’s future eligibility would be limit to two consecutive terms instead of the existing three.
There have been numerous discussions in the ICC (International Cricket Council) about amending the constitution to lengthen the chairman’s term. The modification review at the upcoming board meeting, which is slate for March 2024.
The chairman’s current two-year term could be extend to three years. Furthermore, the chairman’s future eligibility would be limit to two consecutive terms rather than the current three. This means that a chairman can serve for six years but will only be chosen twice. Rather than three times, allowing them to be re-elect once. This would allow the chairman to serve for a longer period of time at the ICC, which could aid in the development of more effective policies and their implementation.
There have been numerous discussions in the ICC (International Cricket Council) about amending the constitution to lengthen the chairman’s term. The modification will be review at the upcoming board meeting, which is slate for March 2024.
Also Visit: Tom Taylor commits to Worcestershire for four years
The ICC chairman’s current two-year term could be extend to three years
Furthermore, the chairman’s future eligibility would be limit to two consecutive terms rather than the current three. This means that a chairman can serve for six years but will only be chosen twice, Rather than three times, allowing them to be re-elect once. This would allow the chairman to serve for a longer period of time at the ICC, which could aid in the development of more effective policies and their implementation.
It is also worth mentioning that the ICC has yet to make an official declaration regarding the term extension; nonetheless, informal negotiations among board members have already begun. If the same regulation is accepted, it may be enforce at the annual meeting in June or July.
“However, it remains unclear whether the proposed alteration is intend to assist any single individual. The current chairman, Greg Barclay, is schedule to serve until November. It is unknown whether the amendment, if passed, will go into force immediatel. If if a new chairman will be nominate in November, according to Cricbuzz.
The ICC chairman position establish in 2016, with former Board of Control for Cricket in India (BCCI) president Shashank Manohar serving as the first elected chairman. After stepping down in 2020, Barclay took up the role and even gained a fresh two-year term in 2022.
With Barclay’s current tenure ending in November, many are eager to see if the new rule implementation will allow him to prolong his term or if new persons are chosen to the position
Also Read: Shakib Al Hasan has yet to confirm his availability for the Sri Lanka series.
