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August 22, 2008Posted on 08/22/2008 in Champions Trophy
ICC suffering a leadership vacuum
Malcolm Conn writes in the Australian that a “leadership vacuum” at the ICC is plunging cricket into chaos.
Instead of belated if decisive action to save next month's multi-million-dollar Champions Trophy from collapse, the International Cricket Council has called yet more meetings. With the eight-nation tournament due to start on September 12, not even a meeting of new president David Morgan, vice-president Sharad Pawar and chief executive Haroon Lorgat on Wednesday night could act decisively as the cricket world threatens to split.
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