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The ICC today announced the outcomes of the ICC Executive Board meeting and ICC Annual Conference that took place on 27 and 28 June at Lord's Cricket Ground.

The ICC Trophy 2005 is taking place at 25 venues based around the two main tournament centres of Belfast and Dublin from 1 to 13 July.

There will be an open media session with ICC Trophy 2005 players representing all 12 teams from 2pm to 3.30pm on Thursday 30 June at the Europa Hotel, Belfast.

Cricket fans around the world will be able to keep up-to-date with all of the action from the ICC Trophy Ireland 2005 on www.icc-trophy.com.

The ICC today confirmed that British Airways Chief Executive Sir Rod Eddington will make the keynote speech at the fourth annual ICC Cricket Business Forum on Tuesday 28 June at Lord's Cricket Ground.

The ICC Executive Board will meet at Lord's Cricket Ground on Monday 27 June to consider a range of key policy issues in international cricket.

The second part of a two-part preview looks at the teams that will contest Group B of the ICC Trophy 2005 which begins on 1 July in Ireland.

The first part of a two-part preview looks at the teams that will contest Group A of the ICC Trophy 2005 which begins on 1 July in Ireland.

ICC Chief Executives' Committee approves introduction of ODI innovations on trial basis, technology trials at Johnnie Walker Super Series and cricket bats sub-committee

The fourth annual ICC Cricket Business Forum will take place at Lord's Cricket Ground on Tuesday 28 June from 11.30am to 3pm and will be streamed live on the ICC website, www.icc-cricket.com.

Australia captain Ricky Ponting and Sri Lanka captain Marvan Atapattu have offered their support to the teams competing in the ICC Trophy 2005 in Ireland from 1 to 13 July.

The ICC Chief Executives' Committee (CEC) will kick off a series of meetings for the cricket world's leading administrators when it begins at Lord's Cricket Ground on Friday 24 June.

ICC Chief Executive Malcolm Speed today wrote to cricket officials in the USA to inform them that no American officials would be permitted to attend the forthcoming ICC meetings

Cricket Logistics 2007 has been selected, subject to contract, as sole Official Tour Operator for the ICC Cricket World Cup 2007, after an open tender process that closed in April 2005. The announcement comes today from Chris Dehring, Managing Director an

The cricket world's leading administrators will gather at Lord's Cricket Ground from Friday 24 June to Tuesday 28 June for the ICC Annual Meetings.

Sunil Gavaskar (Chairman), Michael Atherton, Sir Richard Hadlee, Jonty Rhodes, Aravinda de Silva and Clive Lloyd will choose the ICC World XI team to take on the number one team in the world (as at 1 April 2005) in the Johnnie Walker ICC Super Series

Australia goes into the NatWest Series against England and Bangladesh with the highest ever rating in the LG ICC One-Day International Championship.

Pakistan's failure to win its two match series in the West Indies means that three sides are now level on 100 points in the LG ICC Test Championship table.

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

England player Geraint Jones has been found not to have breached the ICC Code of Conduct after a hearing relating to an incident that occurred during his country's second Test against Bangladesh in Durham.