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Media Releases

ICC announces Emirates umpire and referee appointments for Sri Lanka, New Zealand, West Indies & Pakistan

Sri Lanka v Australia - Please note changes to first two Test appointments

05-Mar-2004•ICC Media Release

Issues on the agenda for ICC meetings in New Zealand

The ICC Executive Board and the Board of the ICC's commercial arm, IDI, will meet in New Zealand next week with several key issues under consideration

04-Mar-2004•ICC Media Release

ICC expands Emirates Elite Panel of Referees to eight

The International Cricket Council today announced the Emirates Elite Panel of Referees would be expanded to eight after adding four former international players to the Panel and the decision not to offer a new contract to former Pakistan player,

04-Mar-2004•ICC Media Release

New Zealand jumps to fourth in the ICC ODI Championship table as Australia extends its lead

New Zealand jumps to fourth place in the ICC ODI Championship after its 5-1 series victory against South Africa, its highest position since the introduction of the ICC ODI Championship table in 2002

03-Mar-2004•ICC Media Release

ICC welcomes improved on-field behavior

The ICC today welcomed the dramatic drop in on-field incidents after releasing figures showing a reduction in reports from 52 in the two years prior to the introduction of the revised Code of Conduct to just 31 in the 23 months since the new Code was

01-Mar-2004•ICC Media Release

Scoreboard at U/19 semi-finals to show HIV/AIDS count-up

During both of the semi-finals of the ICC U/19 Cricket World Cup 2004, the electronic scoreboard will show the number of HIV / AIDS related deaths that have occurred since the start of the match

28-Feb-2004•ICC Media Release

India captain banned for ICC Code of Conduct breach

India U/19 captain Ambati Rayudu will miss India's semi-final of the ICC U/19 Cricket World Cup after today being banned for one match for breaching the ICC Code of Conduct

27-Feb-2004•ICC Media Release

Six Nations Challenge to get underway on Sunday

The strongest nations in cricket outside the full international level will be chasing the chance to take on the powers of the game when the ICC Six Nations Challenge kicks off this Sunday, 29 February in the United Arab Emirates (UAE)

27-Feb-2004•ICC Media Release

Gilchrist guilty of dissent, Symonds not guilty

Australian vice-captain, Adam Gilchrist, has been fined 50 per cent of his match fee after being found guilty of dissent during the second One Day International between Sri Lanka and Australia in Sri Lanka

24-Feb-2004•ICC Media Release

Code of Conduct breaches at ICC U/19 Cricket World Cup Bangladesh 2004

Six breaches of the ICC Code of Conduct have been reported in the opening 32 matches of the ICC U/19 Cricket World Cup in Bangladesh

24-Feb-2004•ICC Media Release

Review group to address flawed bowling actions at ICC U/19 Cricket World Cup

A three-man group of ICC-appointed experts will identify bowlers with flawed actions at the ICC U/19 Cricket World Cup in Bangladesh the ICC announced today

21-Feb-2004•ICC Media Release

Ticket sales top 100,000 at ICC U/19 Cricket World Cup

Ticket sales at the ICC U/19 Cricket World Cup Bangladesh 2004 have already topped the 100,000 mark

19-Feb-2004•ICC Media Release

Cricket in the blood at U/19 CWC

Ben Harmison, younger brother of England full international Steve, joined up with England's U/19 squad in Bangladesh yesterday as a replacement for injured all-rounder Mark Turner

19-Feb-2004•ICC Media Release

Cricket dealing with throwing issue - ICC

The International Cricket Council today detailed the comprehensive program that it is putting in place to deal with bowlers with flawed actions

18-Feb-2004•ICC Media Release

ICC President impressed by new venues

ICC President Ehsan Mani was today in Khulna to witness the Group D match between Pakistan and Ireland and offered an enthusiastic endorsement of the new venue

17-Feb-2004•ICC Media Release

ICC continues to target improved umpire performance

Umpire performance, women's cricket and anti-doping led the agenda at the International Cricket Council's `Cricket Committee - Management' (CC-M) meeting that concluded today in Dhaka

15-Feb-2004•ICC Media Release

Results of all U/19 practice matches played on 14 February 2004

All of the ICC's Full Member nations in action today maintained unbeaten records against local opposition in the final warm up matches for the ICC U/19 Cricket World Cup 2004 in Bangladesh

14-Feb-2004•ICC Media Release

Anti-corruption briefing for all U/19 players

All players taking part in the ICC U/19 Cricket World Cup 2004 have undertaken the ICC's education programmes to ensure that they are aware of the risk of corruption in the sport and the impact that it can have on them, their teams and the game the

14-Feb-2004•ICC Media Release

Results of all U/19 practice matches played on 13 February 2004

Pakistan batsman Fawad Alam produced the star turn in the second round of practice matches for the ICC U/19 Cricket World Cup 2004 with a blistering 169 runs off 108 balls

13-Feb-2004•ICC Media Release

Anti-doping, ICC Champions Trophy and women's cricket on agenda at ICC Cricket Committee - Management meeting in Dhaka

On-going discussions on an international Anti Doping Code for cricket, the arrangements for the ICC Champions Trophy 2004 and women's cricket lead the agenda for the meeting of the ICC's Cricket Committee - Management (CC-M) taking place in Dhaka,

13-Feb-2004•ICC Media Release

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