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Darrell Hair timeline

Timeline of the events from the fourth Test between England and Pakistan and the subsequent developments

27-Sep-2006•Cricinfo staff

Speed delighted as ICC begin rights talks

The process to distribute the media rights for major ICC events from 2007 to 2015 is underway and ICC's chief executive Malcolm Speed says he is delighted with the level of interest being shown in preliminary discussions with broadcasters and agencies

25-Sep-2006•Cricinfo staff

ICC to visit China to evaluate potential

14-Sep-2006•AFP

The Oval hearing scheduled for September 27 and 28

The hearing over the alleged ball tampering incident that led to the forfeiture of the fourth Test between England and Pakistan Test at The Oval will take place on September 27 and 28

07-Sep-2006•Anand Vasu in Mumbai

ICC consider use of forensic tests

The ICC have suggested that forensic tests may be conducted on the ball used in the controversial Oval Test to ensure a fair hearing for the Pakistan captain, Inzamam-ul-Haq, which is due to take place at the end of September

06-Sep-2006•Cricinfo staff

Angry Speed issues warning to Inzamam

Malcolm Speed, the ICC's chief executive, issued a terse warning to Inzamam-ul-Haq over making public comments about incidents at The Oval pending the ICC's Code of Conduct hearing.

04-Sep-2006•Cricinfo staff

Hair hits back at the ICC

Darrell Hair, the Australian umpire at the centre of the ongoing ball-tampering controversy, has claimed that his offer to resign if offered US$500,000 was made at the behest of the ICC

28-Aug-2006•Cricinfo staff

Speed admits Hair's career could be over

Malcolm Speed, the ICC chief executive, believes that Darrell Hair's Test career could be over after the controversy of the past week

27-Aug-2006•Cricinfo staff and AFP

Speed 'wasn't prepared to lie' about Hair's email

The chief executive of the ICC, Malcolm Speed, has spoken of his decision to make public Darrell Hair's email, in which the umpire offered to resign under the condition of receiving $500,000

26-Aug-2006•Cricinfo staff

Hair's statement in full

As the ICC's press conference revealing that Darrell Hair had offered to resign as an umpire continued in a hotel near Lord's, Hair issued a press release clarifying his position

25-Aug-2006

Hair offered to quit for $500,000

Darrell Hair offered to resign as a member of the ICC's Elite Umpires Panel in return for a payment of $500,000, Malcolm Speed, the ICC chief executive, told a press conference near Lord's

25-Aug-2006•Cricinfo staff

Speed flies in for emergency talks

Malcolm Speed, the ICC's chief executive, landed in London late on Thursday night with Pakistan's one-day series against England starting next week still not certain to go ahead

25-Aug-2006•Martin Williamson

Speed supports Hair and Doctrove

Two days after The Oval fiasco Malcolm Speed, the ICC chief executive, has said the conclusion to the fourth Test was "hugely regrettable"

23-Aug-2006•Cricinfo staff

ICC to begin sale of media and commercial rights

The ICC has announced that it would begin the process of selling the commercial, sponsorship and audio- visual rights for 18 ICC tournaments starting from the second half of 2007 till the World Cup in 2015

14-Aug-2006•Cricinfo staff

ICC hails World Cup organisers

The ICC expressed happiness at the work in progress in the World Cup stadiums in the West Indies and hailed the various local organising committees for the progress they have made so far

12-Aug-2006•Cricinfo staff

ICC to decide on Zimbabwe's future

The ICC delegation of Percy Sonn, the president, and Malcolm Speed, the chief executive, told journalists in Harare that they will hand-over their findings to the ICC board which will announce a resolution on Zimbabwe's future in the near future

01-Aug-2006•Steven Price in Harare

Sonn and Speed in Harare to meet Zimbabwe officials

Malcolm Speed, the ICC's chief executive, and Percy Sonn, the president, are in Zimbabwe meeting with stakeholders and officials to see for themselves the situation inside the country

30-Jul-2006•Steven Price in Harare

Speed hits back at FICA's claim

Malcolm Speed has hit back at claims made by Tim May, chairman of FICA, the international players' association, that the recently-released Future Tours Programme was 'a disaster'

21-Jun-2006•Cricinfo staff

Speed denies ICC has anti-Asian bias

Malcolm Speed, the chief executive of the ICC, has strongly dismissed recent complaints that the organisation is biased against Asian countries

17-Jun-2006•Cricinfo staff

Zimbabwe opt out of Speed confrontation

After the ICC finally became involved in the current crisis in Zimbabwe, Malcolm Speed, their chief executive, now must have wished he hadn't have bothered

16-Jun-2006•Wisden Cricinfo staff

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