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SLC Head Shammi Silva Assumes Charge As New President Of Asian Cricket Council
Asian Cricket Council: Shammi Silva, the President of Sri Lanka Cricket (SLC), has officially assumed charge as the Asian Cricket Council (ACC) President. Silva takes up the top job after Jay Shah, his predecessor, became the new Chairman of the International Cricket Council (ICC) from December 1.
“It is a great honour to lead the Asian Cricket Council. Cricket is the heartbeat of Asia, and I look forward to working closely with all member nations to elevate the game, provide opportunities for emerging talent, and strengthen the bonds that unite us through this beautiful sport,” said Silva in a statement.
Silva, who was re-elected as SLC President for a third consecutive term in May 2023, had previously served as the Chairman of the ACC Finance & Marketing Committee for several years. He also serves as a member of the ICC Audit Committee.
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International Cricket Council: As the world awaits a decision by the International Cricket Council (ICC) on the fate of the Champions Trophy 2025 with both India and Pakistan playing hardball, former Pakistan wicketkeeper-batter Kamran Akmal says ICC should not schedule Indo-Pak matches till the two countries resume bilateral cricket.
ICC Board Meeting On Champions Trophy 2025 Postponed For Saturday
International Cricket Council: The crucial meeting of the Board of the International Cricket Council (ICC), originally scheduled for Friday at 4 pm, has been rescheduled for Saturday, meaning that the drama surrounding the Champions Trophy venue will likely last for at least another day. Former Pakistan cricketer and coach Rashid Latif was the first to report that the meeting had been postponed, via a social media post. Latif posted on X, "Decision will take tomorrow on CT 25."
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International Cricket Council: The 2025 Champions Trophy is likely to be moved out of Pakistan completely following the latest political unrest in the country which resulted in the Sri Lanka A cutting short their white-ball series, sources told IANS. The development comes a day before a virtual meeting of the International Cricket Council (ICC) Board, which will decide the schedule for the 2025 Champions Trophy.
Ahead Of CT 2025, Sri Lanka A Cancels Two ODIs In Pakistan Over Political Turmoil
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ICC Board To Meet Friday To Decide On Champions Trophy 2025 Schedule: Sources
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Ex-allrounder And Selector Dion Nash Elected To NZC Board
New Zealand Cricket Board: Former New Zealand all-rounder Dion Nash, who also served as a selector, has been elected to the Board of New Zealand Cricket. Nash played 32 Tests and 81 ODIs for New Zealand, and was a member of the side winning 2000 ICC Knock-Out tournament, now known as the Champions Trophy.
Champions Trophy 2025: Still Waiting For ICC's Response, Says PCB Chairman On BCCI's Refusal To Travel To Pakistan
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