ICC begins 'Big Three' rollback despite India objection


  • Cricket
  • Sunday, 05 Feb 2017

NEW DELHI (Reuters) - The International Cricket Council (ICC) has agreed "in principle" to reverse the 2014 decision which effectively put India, England and Australia in control of the game's finances and administration.

Unsurprisingly, the influential the Board of Control for Cricket in India (BCCI) voted against the new proposal after failing to defer the vote in a three-day ICC board meeting that concluded in Dubai on Saturday.

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