Test cricket is 'dying', admits ICC chairman Shashank Manohar

The Ashes series between arch-rivals England and Australia will kick off the World Test Championship in July.

Shashank Manohar re-elected as International Cricket Council chairman

Manohar, who became the first independent ICC Chairman in 2016, will continue for a second two-year term following his unopposed election.

Petitioner in IPL betting and fixing scam is sorry for his role in ousting Srinivasan.

The introduction of an Independent Director, who must be female, was approved by the ICC Full Council in June 2017.

Manohar resigned from his post citing “personal reasons” in March.

Manohar completing his full term also puts paid to hopes ECB president Giles Clarke, who was also eyeing the independent chairman's post.

The ICC on Thursday abolished the 'Big Three system' and approved a new financial model after its meet in Dubai.

The ICC has not yet withdrawn its offer of USD 390 million – nearly USD 100 million more than the original USD 293 million.

The BCCI were opposing changes on two counts – ICC's Governance model, and a two-tier Test structure.

The BCCI has been at loggerheads with the ICC on the proposed revenue model which considerably cuts down India's share.