Manohar elected unopposed, to serve 2nd term as ICC chairman

Dubai: Former BCCI president Shashank Manohar will expectedly serve a second term as the independent chairman of the International Cricket Council after he was elected unopposed by the governing body’s Board.
Manohar, who became the first independent ICC chairman in 2016, will continue for a second two-year term following his unopposed election.
According to the election process, ICC directors were each allowed to nominate one candidate, who had to be either a present or a past ICC director.
“It is an honor to be re-elected as the chairman of the International Cricket Council and I would like to thank my fellow ICC directors for their continued support. Together we have made big strides over the last two years, fulfilling promises I made to the sport when I was appointed in 2016,” said Manohar.
Manohar said that ICC plans to launch a global strategy for the sport.

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