Two-day ICC Scheduling Summit to take place in Dubai

A two-day summit to discuss a potential six-year programme of international cricket will be held in the new ICC office premises in Dubai Media City on 25-26 August.

Representatives from all ICC Full Member boards plus an Associate Member representative will meet to discuss a draft proposal that could see the scheduling of international cricket move from a five-year cycle to six years.

This ICC Scheduling Summit is part of the on-going review of the structure of international cricket and follows a recommendation from the ICC Board for the implications of a move to a six-year calendar to be considered.

The summit will be chaired by ICC Chief Executive, Malcolm Speed, and attended by ICC General Manager - Cricket, David Richardson, and ICC Cricket Operations Manager Clive Hitchcock.

The following delegates will be attending the meeting:

Australia- James Sutherland, Michael Brown
Bangladesh - Macky Dudhia, Mahbubal Anam
England - David Collier, John Carr
India - SK Nair
New Zealand - Martin Snedden
Pakistan - Salim Altaf
South Africa - Gerald Majola Brian Basson
Sri Lanka - Duleep Mendis Bandula Warnapura
West Indies - Roger Brathwaite. Zorel Barthley
Zimbabwe - Ozias Bvute, Qhebekani Nkala
ACC - Syed Ashraful Huq
Associate Members rep - John Wright (Ireland)
FICA - Tim May

The outcomes of this meeting will be reviewed at the ICC Chief Executives' Committee meeting on 28-29 August before passing to the ICC Board which will meet in Sydney in October