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ICC receives new nomination for VP
The International Cricket Council has received the joint nomination of businessman Alan Isaac by Australia and New Zealand for the position of vice president after their original candidate failed to get support from other board members.
Updated on: Aug 2, 2010, 16:55:51 IST
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The International Cricket Council has received the joint nomination of businessman Alan Isaac by Australia and New Zealand for the position of vice president after their original candidate failed to get support from other board members.
The ICC issued a brief statement on Monday confirming it had received the nomination from New Zealand Cricket and Cricket Australia after their earlier nomination of former Australian Prime Minister John Howard was blocked by six of the ICC's 10 full members.
Isaac succeeded John Anderson as chairman of New Zealand Cricket in 2008 and is a former chairman of the New Zealand division of global accounting firm KPMG.
His nomination will now go to the ICC's executive board for approval.
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