Election of ICC Chairman, Pak-India became a contest, Pakistan did such a thing that Indians lost sleep
New Delhi (Monitoring Desk) After the resignation of ICC Chairman Shashank Manohar, all eyes were fixed on who would be the new chairman and now a very interesting situation has arisen in the run-up to the elections, which suggests that the ICC chairman The election has become a match between Pakistan and India. According to India Times, a group of ICC members, including Pakistan, wants Manohar's successor to win by a two-thirds majority. On the other hand, a group of ICC members, including India, England and Australia, wants to elect a candidate by a simple majority.
According to the report, there are 17 votes in the ICC. For a two-thirds majority, any candidate would need 12 votes, while a simple majority would require 9 votes. So basically this game is being played between Pakistan and India within the ICC. The ICC Board of Directors recently held a meeting on the issue, but failed to agree on a single position, and members have yet to decide whether the new chairman will come with a two-thirds majority or a simple majority.
