The International Cricket Council's (ICC) Annual Conference commenced in Colombo on Friday, marking the initiation of crucial meetings and elections. The inaugural day featured gatherings of Associate Members, Regional Representatives, and Non-Voting Associate Members.
A pivotal event on the agenda was the election of Associate Member Directors. Mubashshir Usmani, Imran Khawaja, and Mahinda Vallipuram emerged victorious, securing 23, 20, and 13 votes, respectively. These three directors will now represent the associate nations on the ICC board.
Usmani, a current member of the ICC's Chief Executive Committee (CEC), played a key role in launching the ILT20 in the UAE. Pankaj Khimji, a sitting associate member director, lost his position after receiving only 7 votes.
The election witnessed 11 candidates vying for the three directors' posts. Directors are elected for a two-year term through a ballot system, with all Associate Members and Regional Representatives casting their votes.
Traditionally, the associate director with the most votes assumes the role of vice chairman within the ICC. This trend may see Usmani occupy this prominent position.
The ICC's Annual General Meeting (AGM) continues with a series of meetings scheduled from July 19 to 22 in Colombo, where further important decisions and discussions will take place.
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