Media Releases

The ICC today confirmed that English umpires Peter Willey and Neil Mallender have withdrawn from the ICC Cricket World Cup 2003 matches they were appointed to, in Zimbabwe

The Australian Cricket Board (ACB) today announced that the ACB Anti-Doping Committee to hear a case alleging a breach of the ACB's anti-doping policy by Shane Warne will comprise the Honourable Mr Justice Glen Williams of the Queensland Court of

Below follows a basic summary of the Duckworth/Lewis method for recalculating totals in rain-interrupted matches

The ICC Technical Committee today declined the England & Wales Cricket Board's application to reschedule its fixture in Zimbabwe on February 13

The International Cricket Council is considering a detailed submission from New Zealand Cricket, requesting the relocation of its match against Kenya from Nairobi

The ICC today expressed its deep concern that it has been forced to disturb the ICC Cricket World Cup preparations of the Indian team because of the ambush marketing activities carried out by electronics company Samsung

The ICC's Technical Committee today considered the issue of the public statement issued by Zimbabwean Cricketers, Andy Flower and Henry Olonga, and the wearing of black arm bands by the same players during the ICC Cricket World Cup match against

A media conference confirming the outcome of today's ICC Technical Committee meeting on the ECB's request to reschedule its CWC game against Zimbabwe, will be held on Saturday morning at 08:30 hours

This afternoon's meeting of the ICC Technical Committee has confirmed the request from the South African team to replace the injured Jonty Rhodes with left hand batsman Graeme Smith

The ICC has confirmed that the Technical Committee hearing regarding the England & Wales Cricket Board's request to reschedule its game against Zimbabwe, will take place from 2.00 pm on Friday, 14 February in Johannesburg

A charge was brought under the ICC Code of Conduct by the Australian team manager Steve Bernard on behalf of one of his players, Adam Gilchrist

The ICC today released details of the Event Technical Committee hearing regarding England's request to reschedule its game against Zimbabwe

The official anti-doping policy of the ICC Cricket World Cup 2003 is available in the Rules and Regulations section of the ICC website, www.icc.cricket.org

There are four non-full members of the ICC competing at the ICC Cricket World Cup 2003 and one of those, Canada, earned a first ever ICC CWC victory on Tuesday 11th February

The International Cricket Council today confirmed that the issue with Shane Warne related specifically to events that had taken place in Australia under the jurisdiction of the Australian Cricket Board (ACB) and would therefore be dealt with by the

The ICC today confirmed that it has provided the ECB with its formal response to the issues raise by the England Board last night and has again called on the England camp to make up its mind about what it wanted to do about its game in Zimbabwe

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The ICC today announced that England and Wales Cricket Board (ECB) had rejected the ICC's direction to play in Zimbabwe and the England team will not travel to Harare for its match on 13 February

During this evening's meeting with senior officials from the ECB, ICC Chief Executive Malcolm Speed asked the ECB if it intended to fulfil its obligations to play in the fixture in Harare on February 13

The International Cricket Council (ICC) today called on the England and Wales Cricket Board (ECB) to make up its mind on its game in Zimbabwe after a day where it repeatedly avoided providing a direct answer to a simple question