England and Wales Cricket Board Chairman David Morgan is set to take over as next President of the International Cricket Council in 2008, according to BBC. A formal announcement to this effect is expected later in the week as ICC officials are holding a series of meetings here ahead of the

The International Cricket Council will soon appoint an acting president in place of Percy Sonn, who died of complications from a colon operation. Sir John Anderson of New Zealand and Malaysian Prince Tunku Imran are said to be in the running for the post vacated after the demise of the 57-ye

International Cricket Council President Percy Sonn, who was critically ill for the past few days, died in Cape Town today. Sonn, 57, was admitted to the Durbanville clinic in Cape Town on Monday after developing complications from a colon surgery. A former president of the South African cr

Sharad Pawar's hopes of becoming the ICC President will have to wait a little longer to materialise after the BCCI chief failed to garner enough support among nomination committee members to take the post in 2008. Pawar was pitted against England and Wales Cricket Board Chairman David Mor

The International Cricket Council Chief Percy Sonn's tenure has been extended till 2009. The channel sources further told that Sonn accepted an invitation from the ICC to extend his term during a two-day board meeting that ended on Friday. "The standard term for an ICC president

The ICC nominations committee will meet in Dubai today to consider the two nominations for the next ICC President. BCCI President Sharad Pawar and England and Wales Cricket Board Chairman David Morgan are the two nominees to succeed current ICC President Percy Sonn. The members of the