NEW DELHI: India’s Shashank Manohar on Wednesday stepped down as chairman of the International Cricket Council (ICC) after four years in office.
The 62-year-old successfully spearheaded efforts to restructure the ICC while in office, curbing the dominance of Australia, India and England — cricket’s three wealthiest nations.
He became the ICC’s first independent chairman in 2016 and was elected unopposed for a second term two years later but last year said he was ready to step down. Deputy chairman Imran Khwaja will take over until a successor is elected, the ICC said in a statement.
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