The ICC Anti Corruption Unit (ACU) today confirmed that Indian bookmaker Mukesh Gupta is unlikely to give further support to the international inquiries set up following his allegations about a number of non Indian cricketers

Australian cricket captain Stephen Waugh will be presented with the ICC Test Championship Trophy by David Richards, Chief Executive of the ICC, on Wednesday, 4th July at Edgbaston

Copies of the ICC Annual Report for 2000-2001 are now available upon request

The International Cricket Council (ICC) and the International Women's Cricket Council (IWCC) have announced details of a joint project to prepare a strategic plan for the global development of women's cricket

Italy has withdrawn its team from the ICC Trophy tournament in Toronto, Canada following a disagreement over player qualification rules

Last week's drawn Test series between Zimbabwe and India has consolidated both teams' existing positions in the ICC Test Championship

The ICC Anti-Corruption Unit (ACU) today reaffirmed its position with regard to Mukesh Gupte, the Indian bookmaker at the centre of allegations against a number of international cricketers

International Panel Umpires and Referees: the Board confirmed ICC management's recommendation to appoint an Elite panel of full time international umpires and a panel of full time contracted match referees

The ICC Executive Board today gave full endorsement to the findings and recommendations contained in the ICC Anti-Corruption Unit Report on Corruption in International Cricket

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The drawn npower Test series between England and Pakistan has consolidated the home team's position in third place in the ICC Test Championship, while Pakistan remain in eighth place on the table

The ICC's Cricket Committee-Playing has agreed to introduce a number of new playing conditions for Test and One Day International (ODI) cricket, while maintaining its current level of commitment to the use of TV technology to assist umpires' decision

The use of technology for decision making in international cricket and a three yearly review of on field playing conditions will be the major agenda items for next week's ICC Cricket Committee-Playing (CC-P) meeting, in London from 23rd to 25th May

After more than 120 years and 1,500 matches, Test cricket enters a new era with the official launch of the ICC Test Championship (ICCTC)

ICC Officials for Ashes

The first major report from the ICC Anti-Corruption Unit (ACU) has been completed and passed to the chairman of the ICC Code of Conduct Commission for consideration and assessment

Sir Paul Condon and two members of the ICC Anti-Corruption Unit (ACU) will be in Sri Lanka this Saturday (28th April 2001) as part of the on-going investigation into corruption in cricket

Darrell Hair (Australia) and Ed Nicholls (West Indies) will be the ICC panel umpires for the two Test match series between England and Pakistan, commencing with the Lord's Test of 17th May

Two members of the ICC Anti-Corruption Unit will travel to Sharjah in the United Arab Emirates (UAE) today, to pursue a number of on-going enquiries linked to corruption in cricket