Mark Harrison

ICC confirms seedings for ICC Cricket World Cup 2007

The International Cricket Council today confirmed the seeding details for the ninth ICC Cricket World Cup, to be played at eight venues in the Caribbean in 2007.

01-Apr-2005•Mark Harrison

Key issues on ICC agenda

The ICC executive board will consider a series of key issues at its first meeting of the year in Delhi on 17 and 18 March 2005.

14-Mar-2005•Mark Harrison

100 Tests, a fifth ICC Cricket World Cup and a passion for football

On the verge of becoming the first umpire to stand in a century of Test matches, Emirates Elite Panel member Steve Bucknor has revealed his ambition to set another career landmark, by officiating in a fifth ICC Cricket World Cup in 2007.

14-Mar-2005•Mark Harrison

New ICC illegal deliveries process comes into effect

The new ICC process dealing with suspect bowling actions at international level comes into effect from 1 March 2005.

01-Mar-2005•Mark Harrison

Venkat's outstanding contribution to international umpiring recognised by ICC

The outstanding contribution made to international umpiring by Srinivas Venkataraghavan has been recognised by the ICC, with the presentation of a unique bronze sculpture of the umpire answering an appeal with his distinctive bent-elbow gesture.

21-Sep-2004•Mark Harrison

Umpires and referees confirmed for ICC Champions Trophy 2004 semi-finals

The ICC today confirmed details of the match officials appointed for this week's two ICC Champions Trophy semi final matches.

20-Sep-2004•Mark Harrison

Scotland v Africa qualifier and Canada v Asia qualifier in ICC Intercontinental Cup 2004 semi-finals

Scotland will play the qualifier from the Africa region while Canada faces the winner of the Asia qualifier in the semi finals of the ICC Intercontinental Cup 2004, which were drawn at Edgbaston today during the Kenya v Pakistan ICC Champions Trophy

15-Sep-2004•Mark Harrison

England, Pakistan and South Africa call up replacements for ICC Champions Trophy

Requests by England, Pakistan and South Africa to call up replacements for injured players have been approved by the Event Technical Committee of the ICC Champions Trophy 2004.

04-Sep-2004•Mark Harrison

England, Pakistan and South Africa call up replacements for ICC Champions Trophy

Requests by England, Pakistan and South Africa to call up replacements for injured players have been approved by the Event Technical Committee of the ICC Champions Trophy 2004.

04-Sep-2004•Mark Harrison

Hinds to replace Smith in West Indies ICC Champions Trophy squad

The Event Technical Committee for the ICC Champions Trophy 2004 today approved a request from the West Indies Cricket Board to replace injured all rounder Dwayne Smith with Ryan Hinds.

02-Sep-2004•Mark Harrison

Hinds to replace Smith in West Indies ICC Champions Trophy squad

The Event Technical Committee for the ICC Champions Trophy 2004 today approved a request from the West Indies Cricket Board to replace injured all rounder Dwayne Smith with Ryan Hinds.

02-Sep-2004•Mark Harrison

Playing Conditions confirmed for ICC Champions Trophy 2004

The ICC today confirmed details of the Playing Conditions that will apply for the ICC Champions Trophy 2004

01-Sep-2004•Mark Harrison

ICC Champions Trophy 2004 umpires and referees appointed

The International Cricket Council (ICC) today confirmed the umpire and referee appointments for the 12 group matches at the ICC Champions Trophy beginning on 10 September.

30-Aug-2004•Mark Harrison

Team media sessions for ICC Champions Trophy 2004

Please find detailed below the schedule of media access sessions arranged by the ICC as part of the ICC Champions Trophy 2004 media protocols

28-Aug-2004•Mark Harrison

Team media sessions for ICC Champions Trophy 2004

Please find detailed below the schedule of media access sessions arranged by the ICC as part of the ICC Champions Trophy 2004 media protocols

28-Aug-2004•Mark Harrison

International captains back umpiring technology experiments at ICC Champions Trophy 2004

Most international cricket captains have backed the ICC's experimental use of technology to assist better umpire decision making, according to the findings of a survey commissioned among the captains of teams competing in next month's ICC Champions

27-Aug-2004•Mark Harrison

ICC confirms steps to protect against ambush marketing for ICC Champions Trophy 2004

The International Cricket Council today confirmed that it would be ruthless in guarding against "ambush" marketing activities during the staging of cricket's second major showcase tournament, the ICC Champions Trophy in England starting on 10

27-Aug-2004•Mark Harrison

ICC Event Technical Committee approves replacement players for ICC Champions Trophy 2004

The Event Technical Committee for the ICC Champions Trophy 2004 has approved requests from four countries for the replacement of players in their 14 man squads for the tournament.

27-Aug-2004•Mark Harrison

ICC confirms anti doping policy for ICC Champions Trophy 2004

Players or officials breaching the anti doping policy put in place for September's ICC Champions Trophy will face bans of up to two years from the game, along with financial penalties the ICC announced today

23-Aug-2004•Mark Harrison

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