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Packed agendas as well as hidden ones

Martin Williamson looks ahead to the executive meeting of the ICC in Dubai and which is one of the most important in the organisation's 99-year existence

15-Mar-2008•Martin Williamson

Window could be found for IPL - Speed

Malcolm Speed, the ICC's chief executive, admits that an annual window could be found for the Indian Premier League (IPL)

25-Feb-2008•Cricinfo staff

No IPL window in international cricket calendar

The ICC reiterated that the Future Tours Program was in place till 2012 and that "no window would be considered or created prior to that"

20-Feb-2008•Cricinfo staff

Shorter and smaller World Cup proposed

The ICC chief executives' committee has recommended the 2011 World Cup in Asia be reduced from 16 to 14 teams

20-Feb-2008•Cricinfo staff

ICC accepts blame for 'human and database errors'

Malcolm Speed has said that the ICC accepts the blame for the errors which played a part in Harbhajan Singh escaping a more severe penalty

31-Jan-2008•Cricinfo staff

ICC defends Bucknor decision

Malcolm Speed, the ICC chief executive, has defended the decision to replace Steve Bucknor with Billy Bowden for the third Test in Perth, saying it was done for the better of the game and not to please India

09-Jan-2008•Cricinfo staff

ICC wants player referrals trialled

The ICC will push to trial a player-driven appeal system for contentious decisions at the Champions Trophy in Pakistan in September

04-Jan-2008•Cricinfo staff

ICC on course to stage Champions Trophy in Pakistan

The ICC had to cancel one of its scheduled preliminary visits to Pakistan in connection with the tournament following the imposition of emergency by President Pervez Musharraf

08-Nov-2007•Cricinfo staff

Speed writes to BCCI and PCB over racism reports

Malcolm Speed, the ICC's chief executive, has written to the boards of India (BCCI) and Pakistan (PCB) asking for comments on reports of racism during matches this week

13-Oct-2007•Cricinfo staff

Hair takes on the ICC

Timeline of the events leading to Darrell Hair's legal action against the ICC

01-Oct-2007•Cricinfo staff

Hair's biggest test

Darrell Hair commences the biggest battle of his 15-year international umpiring career in the Central Office of London Tribunals on Monday. He is suing his employers, the ICC, for racial discrimination

30-Sep-2007•Ivo Tennant

Speed plays down Twenty20 hype

Despite the success of the World Twenty20, the ICC has insisted that it will not replace the 50-over format

25-Sep-2007•Cricinfo staff

Speed to stand down as ICC chief

Malcolm Speed, the ICC's chief executive, has said that he will step down when his contract expires in June 2008.

20-Jul-2007•Cricinfo staff

Speed casts doubt on Zimbabwe's Test future

ICC chief executive Malcolm Speed has said that he is unsure whether Zimbabwe will ever be able to resume playing Test cricket

01-Jul-2007•Cricinfo staff

No Test return for Zimbabwe

Zimbabwe's self-imposed suspension from Test cricket will continue for the foreseeable future after the ICC said that Peter Chingoka, the board chairman, had reported that it was not yet ready to return

29-Jun-2007•Cricinfo staff

Speed report slams Zimbabwe Cricket

A report by the BBC's Mihir Bose claims that Malcolm Speed does not believe that Zimbabwe should be allowed to resume playing Test cricket in November, and that there the board's accounts have been 'deliberately falsified'

27-Jun-2007•Cricinfo staff

ICC critical of FICA handling of player survey

The ICC has reacted to the publication of a survey by the Federation of International Cricketers' Associations conducted during the World Cup which claimed to show that the majority of cricketers are critical of the way it runs the game

15-May-2007•Cricinfo staff

Survey shows players lack faith in the ICC

A survey shows the ICC has lost the confidence of the majority of international players and is under pressure to review its "outdated" structure

15-May-2007•Cricinfo staff

Speed describes Howard's decision as 'unfortunate'

Malcolm Speed described the decision by the Australian government to ban its players from touring Zimbabwe in September as "unfortunate for Zimbabwe's cricketers and supporters"

13-May-2007•Cricinfo staff

Speed could face no-confidence motion

The ICC received a broadside from Niranjan Shah, the Indian board secretary, for becoming "more and more bureaucratic" and costing its members money by "unnecessarily employing so many people"

30-Apr-2007•Cricinfo staff

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