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Brendan McClements

ICC and Kookaburra agree to withdrawal of bat

The International Cricket Council today confirmed that the Australian bat manufacturer, Kookaburra, had agreed to the immediate voluntary withdrawal of its graphite reinforced bat from international cricket

16-Feb-2006•Brendan McClements

Leading Indian lawyer appointed to report on complaints of racist abuse in Australia

The International Cricket Council (ICC) today confirmed that following an official complaint from the United Cricket Board of South Africa, India's Solicitor General, Goolam Vahanvati, will travel to Australia in mid-February to establish the facts surrou

31-Jan-2006•Brendan McClements

ICC and FICA agree solution to West Indies dispute

The International Cricket Council (ICC) and the Federation of International Cricketers Associations (FICA) have reached agreement on resolving the outstanding dispute between the West Indies Cricket Board (WICB) and the West Indies Player Association (WIP

19-Nov-2005•Brendan McClements

ICC confirms Shabbir Ahmed can resume international cricket

The International Cricket Council (ICC) has written to the Pakistan Cricket Board (PCB) confirming its fast bowler Shabbir Ahmed can resume bowling at international level

18-Oct-2005•Brendan McClements

Day two of Johnnie Walker Super Series Test dedicated to helping victims of Asian earthquake

The International Cricket Council (ICC) and the Australian Red Cross, on behalf of the international relief agency Red Cross/Red Crescent, today announced that Saturday, 15 October 2005, day two of the Johnnie Walker Super Series Test match will be dedica

12-Oct-2005•Brendan McClements

Outcome of ICC Board Meeting in Sydney

The International Cricket Council's (ICC) two-day Board meeting concluded in Sydney on Tuesday after discussing key issues within the game

11-Oct-2005•Brendan McClements

ICC Board meeting underway with Commonwealth Games, 20/Twenty and length of the playing calendar heading the agenda

The International Cricket Council's two day Board meeting is underway in Sydney, Australia with the Presidents and Chairmen of the ten Test playing countries and three representatives of the Associate members meeting to discuss key issues in the game

10-Oct-2005•Brendan McClements

ICC responds to UK Government letter

ICC President Ehsan Mani has responsed to a letter from the UK Government's Secretary of State for Foreign and Commonwealth Affairs, Mr Rt. Honourable Jack Straw MP, and The Secretary of State for Culture, Media and Sport, Rt. Honourable Tessa Jowell MP c

12-Sep-2005•Brendan McClements

Two-day ICC Scheduling Summit to take place in Dubai

A two-day summit to discuss a potential six-year programme of international cricket will be held in the new ICC office premises in Dubai Media City on 25-26 August.

24-Aug-2005•Brendan McClements

Nehra reprimanded for breaching ICC Code of Conduct

Ashish Nehra from India has been severely reprimanded for breaching the ICC's Code of Conduct for Players and Team Officials during the 1st ODI between India and Sri Lanka held at Rangiri Stadium Dambulla yesterday (30th July).

01-Aug-2005•Brendan McClements

Justice Sachs upholds ICC Code of Conduct

Indian Captain Sourav Ganguly remains suspended from international cricket after the independent arbitrator, Justice Albie Sachs, upheld the ICC's Code of Conduct and the process used to charge and suspend him for slow over rates.

28-Jul-2005•Brendan McClements

ICC clarifies WICB discussions

The International Cricket Council today clarified discussions between it and the West Indies Cricket Board (WICB) regarding the current player contracts issue folloing conflicting media reports over these discussions.

08-Jul-2005•Brendan McClements

ICC refutes Ghai charges claim

The International Cricket Council played no role in the decision by Kenyan authorities to lay criminal charges against former Kenyan Cricket Association Chairman, Sharad Ghai, the head of cricket's international governing body said today

09-Jun-2005•Brendan McClements

USA Confirmed for ICC Trophy

The International Cricket Council today confirmed the USA would participate in the ICC Trophy after it received a single team nominated by the United States Cricket Association and confirmation that the side would not be disputed by a group contesting the

03-Jun-2005•Brendan McClements

Harbhajan allowed to bowl with UWA action - ICC

The ICC today confirmed that Indian spinner, Harbhajan Singh, will be able to continue to bowl in international cricket provided that he uses an action consistent with that used in the bio-mechanical tests conducted at the University of Western Australia

28-May-2005•Brendan McClements

ICC President optimistic on Indian tax exemption

ICC President Ehsan Mani said that he was optimistic that the ICC Champions Trophy would be played in India following media reports that the Indian government would provide the tax exemption required by the ICC for the event to proceed.

27-May-2005•Brendan McClements

Bio-mechanical analysis of Harbhajan Singh's action underway with review by independent expert

One of the world's leading cricket bio-mechanists, Marc Portus, who is based at the Australian Institute of Sport, is undertaking the initial bio-mechanical analysis of Indian spinner Harbhajan Singh's action with a review of all relevant match and bio-me

18-May-2005•Brendan McClements

ICC confirms to PCB that no bowler is ever cleared for life'

The International Cricket Council today clarified the situation in relation to the bowling action of Shoaib Malik by advising the Pakistan Cricket Board that no bowler can be `cleared without inhibition' after addressing concerns with their bowling action

18-May-2005•Brendan McClements

ICC President pays tribute to Bob Parish

ICC President Ehsan Mani today paid tribute to the distinguished Australian cricket administrator Bob Parish who died in Melbourne earlier today.

11-May-2005•Brendan McClements

Ponting's bat yet to be cleared as ICC grows increasingly concerned over bats

Contrary to media reports, the International Cricket Council has not cleared Ricky Ponting's newly designed cricket bat and has only given temporary permission for the bat to be used pending the advice of the Marylebone Cricket Club (MCC) and the ICC Cric

22-Apr-2005•Brendan McClements

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