ICC Chairman Shashank Manohar
Manohar quits as ICC boss
India's Shashank Manohar resigned Wednesday as chairman of the International Cricket Council after a fallout with his own board over efforts to reform the game's world governing body.
India's Manohar quits as ICC chairman
India's Shashank Manohar has resigned as chairman of the International Cricket Council after his push for reforms ran into opposition from his own board, media reports said Wednesday.
Shashank Manohar elected unopposed ICC Chairman
Shashank Manohar is elected as the Chairman of the International Cricket Council by the Board unanimously and unopposed.
ICC announces review of 2014 restructuring
The ICC announces it will carry out a complete constitutional review of the changes brought about by the "Big Three" takeover in 2014.
ICC Chairman Manohar wants end to 'bullying' Big Three clout
ICC Chairman Shashank Manohar, who is also the BCCI president, criticises the imbalance of power within cricket's governing body because of the constitutional revamp last year, which gave the boards of India, England and Australia greater authority and a larger share of the revenue.
Manohar quits as ICC boss
India's Shashank Manohar resigned Wednesday as chairman of the International Cricket Council after a fallout with his own board over efforts to reform the game's world governing body.
India's Manohar quits as ICC chairman
India's Shashank Manohar has resigned as chairman of the International Cricket Council after his push for reforms ran into opposition from his own board, media reports said Wednesday.
Shashank Manohar elected unopposed ICC Chairman
Shashank Manohar is elected as the Chairman of the International Cricket Council by the Board unanimously and unopposed.
ICC announces review of 2014 restructuring
The ICC announces it will carry out a complete constitutional review of the changes brought about by the "Big Three" takeover in 2014.
ICC Chairman Manohar wants end to 'bullying' Big Three clout
ICC Chairman Shashank Manohar, who is also the BCCI president, criticises the imbalance of power within cricket's governing body because of the constitutional revamp last year, which gave the boards of India, England and Australia greater authority and a larger share of the revenue.