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ICC confirms nomination of Alan Isaac as ICC Vice-President | The International Cricket Council (ICC) today confirmed the nomination of Alan Isaac as the ICC Vice-President from 2010-12. Isaac was the nomination of Cricket Australia and
New Zealand Cricket where he will now step down as chairman. Sharad Pawar, the
ICC President, said: "I am delighted to announce that Alan Isaac's nomination
for the role of ICC Vice-President was unanimously endorsed by the ICC Executive
Board and the full ICC Council, by circular resolution, has also approved the
recommendation of the Board. I am looking forward to working with Alan as we now
set out to continue improving the ICC's image and reputation. "I know that Alan
is a highly-respected cricket administrator having contributed significantly to
New Zealand Cricket as well as the ICC." Haroon Lorgat, the ICC Chief Executive,
added: "Alan is determined to build context and content in the Future Tours Programme
for international cricket while maintaining the primacy of the ICC global events.
"I am looking forward to working with him and I know that together with Sharad
Pawar they will look to enhance the international game as well as the unity that
exists within the game." Isaac is an ICC Director who succeeded Sir John Anderson
as Chairman of New Zealand Cricket in 2008. A left-handed batsman from Wellington,
who also captained Wellington's second team for three years, Mr Isaac is an eminent
businessman and corporate governance practitioner who retired as Chairman of KPMG
in New Zealand in 2006 after 35 years association with the company. He said: "It
is a great honour and privilege to be confirmed as the ICC Vice-President. I am
looking forward to serving our great sport at international level and protecting
the primacy of international cricket." |
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