Big Three dominated, Pakistan's lost credibility restored in the ICC

The former management of the cricket board did not get much lift in the International Cricket Council, but the situation has changed drastically since becoming the chairman of Ehsan Mani, the chairman of PCB, ICC Financial and Commercial Affairs at a meeting held in London yesterday. The head of the committee was appointed.

Other members include Independent Director Indira Nooyi, Amitabh Chowdhury (BCCI), Chris Nanzeni (Cricket South Africa), Imran Khawaja (Vice President ICC), Ariel Eddings (Cricket Australia and Colin Grieves (ECB)). Shashank Manohar and Manuwahan will be part of the committee as passive members. The committee also takes responsibility for setting the budget of the ICC events and dividing the member countries.
For the last 10 years India, England and Australia have been monopolies, so they split most of the profits themselves, Pakistan opposed the Big Three first but then showed the former chairman Najam Sethi a green garden. It was convinced that despite the signing of the treaty, Pakistan was of no avail. Later, the Big Three's balloon came out on its own. Now, for the first time in a long time, the Swakkis and officials of these three major countries command important committees. Has been assigned.

Ehsan Mani chaired the ICC Financial and Commercial Affairs Committee from 1996 to 2002, during which time he was honored to receive the first Commercial Deal for the Council in 2000, he was Vice President of the ICC in 2002 and President from 2003 to 2006.

Ehsan Mani has also been chosen to be a member of the ICC Audit Committee, headed by Yuraj Narayan, thanking the Council for its reliance on capabilities, saying that I am honored to work with the team. Looking forward, I will try my best to fulfill my duty.

On the other hand, General Counsel PCB Barrister Salman Nasser became part of the ICC Safe Guarding Panel, which aims to protect all concerned during ICC security rules and events.

It should be recalled that earlier MDPCB Wasim Khan and cricketer Sana Mir were inducted into the ICC Women's Committee.