International Cricket Council

Haroon Lorgat exonerated by ICC investigation over Becker affair

An independent adjudicator’s findings after an investigation commissioned by the International Cricket Council (ICC) into allegations concerning Haroon Lorgat has fully exonerated the Cricket South Africa (CSA) chief executive.

Strike sees Zimbabwe season stall again over finances

Players from the Mountaineers and some of the Mashonaland Eagles side did not take the field on Sunday for their Pro50 match in Mutare, further plunging Zimbabwe cricket into embarrassment over its finances. A week ago a boycott was threatened if unpaid salaries were not paid before 15 December.

Preview: Zimbabwe’s shoestring season gets underway at last

The Zimbabwe cricket season finally hits the starting blocks on Friday without a sponsor for any of the three competitions. There will be few overseas stars and a reliance on youngsters to bolster the ranks. For the long-term good of the nation’s cricket it is to be hoped this is a case of short-term pain.

John Holder says DRS adds drama and excitement not justice

Former Test umpire John Holder believes that the Decision Review System (DRS) used in cricket is primarily there to create drama and excitement for television companies rather than help officials reach the right decisions.

IPL can survive says de Speville if made clean

Bertrand de Speville, the London-based Anti-corruption fighter, didn’t wish to be credited for first disclosing to the International Cricket Council (ICC) that the arrival of T20 and the Indian Premier League (IPL) have increased the risk of fixing.

Haroon Lorgat wants global anti-corruption body

Haroon Lorgat, the current chief executive of Cricket South Africa and former CEO of the International Cricket Council, has suggested a global anti-corruption body be established for all sports.