New Leadership Elected for ICC Associate Member Directors

Imran Khwaja, Mubashshir Usmani, and Mahinda Vallipuram have been elected as ICC Associate Member Directors at the ICC Annual Conference in Colombo, Sri Lanka. The election was conducted via a weighted secret ballot. Usmani's new role will prompt an October election for his position on the Chief Executives' Committee.

Imran Khwaja, Mubashshir Usmani, and Mahinda Vallipuram have been elected as ICC Associate Member Directors following the election process at the ICC Annual Conference held in Colombo, Sri Lanka. This election, governed by the Associate Members' Meeting Terms of Reference, was carried out through a weighted secret ballot, as revealed by the ICC press release.

Imran Khwaja has been re-elected as the Associate Member Representative on the Board. Mubashshir Usmani and Mahinda Vallipuram have taken over from Pankaj Khimji and Neil Speight. Commenting on the election, ICC Chair Greg Barclay said, "I would like to welcome the elected Associate Member Directors onto the Board for the next term. I look forward to working with Imran, Mubashshir, and Mahinda to continue to push the sport forward by delivering the strategy and growing the game so that more people can enjoy cricket across the world."

This development will necessitate an election in October for Mubashshir Usmani's position on the Chief Executives' Committee, as he cannot hold both roles concurrently.

(With inputs from agencies.)