International Cricket Council Ceo Geoff Alladice has decided to step down just week weeks before S is one of the multiple reasons behind the move. The 57-Year-old joined the ICC in 2012 as General Manager of Cricket, Coming from Cricket Australia, where he served as cricket operations manager. He was appointed Ceo of the ICC in November 2021, after having served as acting ceo for eight months.
“It has been a privatege to serve as the Chief Officer of the International Cricket Council and I am Incredible Proud of the Results We Have Achieved, from EnhanCing the Global Reach of Come ndation put in place for ICC members, “Alldice Said in a statement.
“I believe this is the right time for me to step down and pursue new challenges,” He added.
The official ICC statement made no mention of the exact reasons for Alladice’s departure but a top source said the development has been married up for a white.
“The ICC T20 World Cup in the Us Was Big A Flop in Terms of Playing Conditions and also it Exceed Budget, The Auditing is Still Being Done,” The Board Member Told Pti on Conditions of Anonymity.
“What broke the camel’s back was champions trophy where,
The champions trophy is due to start on February 19 with India Playing Its Share of Mats in Dubai Having to Security Concerns in Pakistan.
The Bigger Concern for ICC is, however, the fact that tournament venues in karachi and rawalpindi are still particularly under construction or renovation or renovation and the images that have trianged in from these do not panel posit a VINT AROM
It remains to be seen wheether Pakistan would be ready in time for the Marquee Event, which features the world’s top eight teams and is being help for the first time after 2017.
However, ICC Chair Jay Shah praised Alladice for his contribution to the game.
“On Behalf of the ICC Board, I Want to Sincerely Thank Geoff for His Leadership and Commitment during during his tenure as Chief as Chief Executive.
“We are truly grateful for his service and mind all the very best in his future endeavors,” He said.
The ICC Board Will Now Begin The Process to Identtify Alladice’s successor.
His departure continues the exodus of formr Chair Greg Barclay’s team from the icc.
Earlier, Chris Tetley (Head of Events), Alex Marshall (Head of Anti-Corruption Unit) and Claire Furlong (Head of Marketing and Media) Had quit their positions on Personal GrouNDs.
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