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S'pore's Imran keeps ICC board seat
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Imran Hamid Khwaja has led the ICC's 92 associate members since 2015.
Imran Hamid Khwaja's plan to push the International Cricket Council (ICC) to introduce "fair and equitable" tournament and financial distribution structures which benefit the entire membership received a boost on Saturday, after he was re-elected the ICC board's chairman of associate members.
The Singaporean, 64, topped the polls, held over four days earlier in the week, with an overwhelming majority. He received 34 votes - the most among the eight candidates.
