Cricket News Update

Cricket News Update 

 

Cricket News Update 

ICC interview to the next CEONominations Committee, headed by ICC President Sharad Pawar, was interviewed four candidates in Mumbai, 6 Can the successor of the outgoing CEO Haroon Lorgat freedom to choose.
England and Wales Cricket Board chief David Collier and CEO of ICC Cricket Dave Richardson took one of four candidates that Global Executive headhunting agency Egon Zehnder, according to the website. The successful candidate will be held in the Board's annual conferences ICC at the end of June in Kuala Lumpur, until he changed his name to recommend to the public. Apart from Pawar, ICC committee to interview Vice President Alan Isaac, West Indies Cricket Board president Julian Hunte, President of Cricket Scotland, Keith Oliver, president of BCCI, N Srinivasan and the ECB boss Giles Clarke.
Cricketer Asif released from prison, LondonPakistan fast bowler Mohammad Asif was released Thursday from a British prison after completing half of his one year in prison for his role in the determination of the scandal. Asif, 29, was released from prison in Canterbury, England, South East, issued on Thursday morning, said the London law firm lawyers SJS.
Asif was arrested in November after Southwark Crown Court in London, guilty of conspiracy and fraud in order to receive payments through the deliberate falsification of balls does not test the Lord played against England in August 2010. Fast bowler is still under suspension from the International Criminal Court, and it is unclear whether the prohibition of seven years (two years suspended test) challenge. His lawyer said Wednesday that Asif is trying to clear his name. "I can not wait to meet him and help him in his legal battle for saying that again," said lawyer Ravi Sukul Asif. So the captain Salman Butt test and Mohammad Aamir talented young Pakistani fast bowler for the same costs were put into prison. Aamir in February, was released after three months in prison, while the rear is a sentence of 30 months. Mazhar Majeed-agent players who were exposed through covert operations, which is now defunct World News, was also sentenced to 32 months imprisonment.