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Ex-ICC match referee alleges bias: ‘Told not to penalise India for slow over rate’

As ICC Match Referee, Broad oversaw 123 Tests, 361 ODIs, and 138 T20Is between 2003 and February 2024. Despite his desire to continue, the international cricket organization declined to extend his contract.

Chris Broad and the unanswered questions

A statement against India will surely garner global eye balls. When a country wields power, there is always a narrative that will want to take that country down.

Explained: Why the ICC cracked down on USA Cricket, and what it means for the team?

There is enough time for the ICC to fix the mess and ensure that the USA, as hosts, are part of the Olympic competition.

Meet Sanjog Gupta - How an Indian in ICC blocked Pakistan’s push to remove Andy Pycroft from Asia Cup 2025

The tone for Sanjog Gupta's term has been established by his handling of the Andy Pycroft incident: he is professional, principled, and unyielding to political pressure.

Asia Cup handshake drama deepens: PCB targets Andy Pycroft, writes again to ICC

PCB has now taken the issue to a higher level, voicing its displeasure with what they perceived to be a "customary and dismissive" response from ICC.

ICC unveil first ever all-female officiating line-up for Women's ODI World Cup

The tournament will begin with a clash between joint hosts India and Sri Lanka in Guwahati on September 30.

South Africa spinner Prenelan Subrayen cleared of suspect bowling action by ICC

During South Africa's tour of Australia, the visitors lost the T20I series 1-2 but won the subsequent ODI rubber, with Subrayen picking up a wicket in the first game.

Sachin Tendulkar reveals one rule he would like ICC to scrap

During the open Q&A session on his official Reddit account, a fan asked Tendulkar which cricketing law he would like to alter.

Women's World Cup: Heather Knight returns as England announce 15-member squad

Heather Knight returns to the squad after having been on the sidelines for the last few months due to a tendon injury in her right hamstring.

South Africa spinner Prenelan Subrayen reported for suspect bowling action

The 31-year old Subrayen has 14 days to undergo an independent assessment of his bowling action at an ICC-accredited testing laboratory.

ICC mourns Bob Simpson's death, remembers his contributions

In a statement, ICC chairman Jay Shah praised Simpson's contributions and said he would be long remembered.

ICC bans former Sri Lankan first-class player Saliya Saman for trying to fix Abu Dhabi T10

Saliya Saman was among eight people charged in September 2023 for breaching the Code.

India announce men's U19 squad for series against Australia

India will play three one-days and two four-day games against the Australian U-19 side, beginning with the first limited-overs match on September 21.

International Criminal Court issues arrest warrants for Taliban leaders over persecution of women

ICC issues arrest warrants for Taliban leaders over persecution of women

Sanjog Gupta named ICC Chief Executive Officer

Sanjog Gupta currently serves as CEO – Sports & Live Experiences at JioStar and brings with him over two decades of cross-functional experience.

‘Look at the numbers’: Ravi Shastri explains why India deserve big share from ICC

In recent years, criticism has mounted over India’s dominant position in ICC revenue distribution.

Pakistan cricket team slapped with fine by ICC for breaching code of conduct in New Zealand series

Players are penalized five percent of their match fees for each over in which their team fails to bowl within the allotted time, according to Article 2.22 of the ICC Code of Conduct, which regulates minimum over-rate offenses.

Philippines defends Duterte’s ICC arrest in Senate inquiry amid backlash and legal challenge

Philippine officials defended Duterte’s ICC arrest before the Senate amid claims of an unlawful transfer. His supporters challenge the move in court, arguing the ICC lacks jurisdiction over the Philippines after its withdrawal.

Ex-Philippines President Rodrigo Duterte arrested by ICC | ‘Crimes Against Humanity’ | ICC | N18G

Former Philippine President Rodrigo Duterte was arrested on March 12 under a warrant issued by the International Criminal Court (ICC), which is investigating allegations of crimes against humanity related to his "war on drugs." The ICC has jurisdiction over crimes like genocide and war crimes and can intervene when countries fail to prosecute such offenses. Duterte's drug war, which led to the deaths of over 6,000 people during his presidency (2016-2022), has drawn widespread condemnation. A UN report revealed police abuses, including unlawful raids and forced confessions. Duterte withdrew the Philippines from the ICC in 2019, but an investigation started in 2021. His arrest follows growing political tension with President Ferdinand Marcos Jr. Duterte, who is still popular in the Philippines, denies the charges. He now faces trial at the ICC, potentially becoming the first Asian former head of state to stand trial for crimes against humanity.

Former Philippines President Duterte in ICC custody, says he is ‘responsible’ for drug war crimes