Dubai: The Australian Geoff Alardice has been appointed as a permanent CEO of the International Cricket Council (ICC) after serving a temporary role for more than eight months, the game leader said on Sunday.
Allardice thus replaced Manu Sawhney, who had resigned from his position in July.
“This is a good privilege to be appointed as CEO of ICC and I would like to thank Greg and the ICC board for the opportunity to lead sports when we entered an interesting new growth phase,” Allardice said in the release issued by.
Government agency.
“My sustainable focus will run the right thing for our sport and work with members to provide long-term success and sustainability.” I also want to thank the ICC staff for their commitment and support for the past eight months and me.
I hope to continue serving cricket with a talented team.
“ALRARDICE, former Cricketer and Australian first-class administrator, is the ICC General Manager, Cricket, for eight years.
He previously played the same role in Cricket Australia..” I am happy that Geoff has agreed to take the role of CEO ICC permanently, “said Greg Barclay, the ICC chair said.
“He has shown extraordinary leadership during a very challenging period which peaked in the success of the Shipping of T20 men’s ICC.
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“Sawhney had been sent to” go “in March waiting for an investigation after he was under the supervision for” abrasive behavior “with colleagues.
He finally resigned from his position in July.
ICC points to Geoff Alardice as a permanent CEO
