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International cricketers' association refers Sivaramakrishnan's election to ICC Ethics Officer
Sivaramakrishnan, backed by the BCCI, beat Tim May for the job resulting in a controversy as reports emerged that captains had overwhelmingly voted for May in the initial election before a re-poll was conducted to ensure the Indian's appointment.
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FICA creates new leadership structure, Paul Marsh named Executive Chairman
May quit yesterday after being the face of FICA for eight years, lashing out at the sport's administrators and their alleged "threats, intimidation and backroom deals". Adams hoped the new office-bearers would match May's dedication.
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Fixing in cricket: South African cricketers pay tribute to Tim May
Tim May resigned as the chief executive of the Federation of International Cricketers Associations citing frustration at the global governing body amid allegations of corruption in the game and backroom politicking.
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Fixing in cricket: Tim May quits as players' union chief, slams ICC
The Australian former Test off spinner was replaced as a players' representative on the ICC cricket committee by India's Laxman Sivaramakrishnan last month, amid allegations of pressure from India.
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Asian countries support BCCI over Sivaramakrishnan's ICC appointment
There were reports earlier on Sunday that a miffed India was threatening to pull out of the upcoming Champions Trophy to be held in England in June. A BCCI official however has denied such a move
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ICC clarifies stand on Sivaramakrishnan's appointment
Sivaramakrishnan, who is employed by the Indian Cricket Board (BCCI) as a commentator, replaced Tim May on the ICC cricket committee, an appointment that attracted criticism from various quarters.
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May-Siva, and a fragmented future
Siva's election ahead of May was certainly a surprise to many. May has been at the forefront of the players' struggle for rights, whether through chasing delayed payments or negotiating with cricket boards for more sensible itineraries. As for Siva, we have no idea whether he's a champion of players' rights - India haven't had an association worth ...
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International Cricket Council urged to investigate vote
Tim May said in a report on Thursday he would not comment on the specifics of his non-election because he has a vested interest, but he pointed to the ICC's failure to enforce its own standards of governance.
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International Cricketers' Association slams ICC vote ouster of May
Tim May, the chief executive of the Federation of International Cricketers' Associations (FICA), has been a thorn in the side of several national governing bodies over issues of late payments to players.
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Pakistan undecided on Salim Malik batting coach bid
Pakistan cricket chiefs have made no decision yet on disgraced former captain Salim Malik's bid to become the national side's batting coach, an official said on
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IPL sidelined FICA in players' salary issue: Tim May
Federation of International Cricketers' Association chief executive, Tim May, has said that the Indian Premier League has sidelined FICA and reduced it to an advisory role in the current payment dispute between Royal Challengers Bangalore and some of its players.
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Top players sue Bangladesh over unpaid wages
The Federation of International Cricketers' Association (FICA) said Wednesday it will join players in legal action over unpaid wages by the Bangladesh Premier League, calling the situation "a joke".
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Players of Bangladesh Premier League will be paid: BCB chief
Faced with the threat of legal action from the Federation of International Cricketers Association, Bangladesh Board President Mustafa Kamal said that payments of all the players who participated in the Bangladesh Premier League will be cleared.
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Bangladesh cricket surprised by non-payment claims
Bangladesh Cricket Board President A.H. Mustafa Kamal says he is surprised by claims that his board will be sued over its failure to pay players who took part in the inaugural Bangladesh Premier League.
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FICA raises red flag over Bangladesh tour of Pakistan
The Federation of International Cricketers Association has described Bangladesh's decision to tour Pakistan for an ODI and a Twenty20 match as "chaotic and contradictory", saying players' safety should not be put at risk to "enhance someone's political or other aspirations".
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International cricketers' association refers Sivaramakrishnan's election to ICC Ethics Officer
Sivaramakrishnan, backed by the BCCI, beat Tim May for the job resulting in a controversy as reports emerged that captains had overwhelmingly voted for May in the initial election before a re-poll was conducted to ensure the Indian's appointment.
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FICA creates new leadership structure, Paul Marsh named Executive Chairman
May quit yesterday after being the face of FICA for eight years, lashing out at the sport's administrators and their alleged "threats, intimidation and backroom deals". Adams hoped the new office-bearers would match May's dedication.
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Fixing in cricket: South African cricketers pay tribute to Tim May
Tim May resigned as the chief executive of the Federation of International Cricketers Associations citing frustration at the global governing body amid allegations of corruption in the game and backroom politicking.
-
Fixing in cricket: Tim May quits as players' union chief, slams ICC
The Australian former Test off spinner was replaced as a players' representative on the ICC cricket committee by India's Laxman Sivaramakrishnan last month, amid allegations of pressure from India.
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Asian countries support BCCI over Sivaramakrishnan's ICC appointment
There were reports earlier on Sunday that a miffed India was threatening to pull out of the upcoming Champions Trophy to be held in England in June. A BCCI official however has denied such a move
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ICC clarifies stand on Sivaramakrishnan's appointment
Sivaramakrishnan, who is employed by the Indian Cricket Board (BCCI) as a commentator, replaced Tim May on the ICC cricket committee, an appointment that attracted criticism from various quarters.
-
May-Siva, and a fragmented future
Siva's election ahead of May was certainly a surprise to many. May has been at the forefront of the players' struggle for rights, whether through chasing delayed payments or negotiating with cricket boards for more sensible itineraries. As for Siva, we have no idea whether he's a champion of players' rights - India haven't had an association worth ...
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International Cricket Council urged to investigate vote
Tim May said in a report on Thursday he would not comment on the specifics of his non-election because he has a vested interest, but he pointed to the ICC's failure to enforce its own standards of governance.
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International Cricketers' Association slams ICC vote ouster of May
Tim May, the chief executive of the Federation of International Cricketers' Associations (FICA), has been a thorn in the side of several national governing bodies over issues of late payments to players.
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Pakistan undecided on Salim Malik batting coach bid
Pakistan cricket chiefs have made no decision yet on disgraced former captain Salim Malik's bid to become the national side's batting coach, an official said on
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IPL sidelined FICA in players' salary issue: Tim May
Federation of International Cricketers' Association chief executive, Tim May, has said that the Indian Premier League has sidelined FICA and reduced it to an advisory role in the current payment dispute between Royal Challengers Bangalore and some of its players.
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Top players sue Bangladesh over unpaid wages
The Federation of International Cricketers' Association (FICA) said Wednesday it will join players in legal action over unpaid wages by the Bangladesh Premier League, calling the situation "a joke".
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Players of Bangladesh Premier League will be paid: BCB chief
Faced with the threat of legal action from the Federation of International Cricketers Association, Bangladesh Board President Mustafa Kamal said that payments of all the players who participated in the Bangladesh Premier League will be cleared.
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Bangladesh cricket surprised by non-payment claims
Bangladesh Cricket Board President A.H. Mustafa Kamal says he is surprised by claims that his board will be sued over its failure to pay players who took part in the inaugural Bangladesh Premier League.
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FICA raises red flag over Bangladesh tour of Pakistan
The Federation of International Cricketers Association has described Bangladesh's decision to tour Pakistan for an ODI and a Twenty20 match as "chaotic and contradictory", saying players' safety should not be put at risk to "enhance someone's political or other aspirations".
