LONDON: Cricket’s nine test playing nations and 22 associate members face split radical plans by India’s Jagmohan Dalmiya to change the face of the five-day game. Dalmiya, secretary of the Indian board, joins Australia’s Malcolm Gray and Krish Mackerdhuj of South Africa in the race to replace International Cricket Council (ICC) chairman Sir Clyde Walcott when the sport’s governing body meets at Lord’s for a three-day meeting.
Article extracted from this publication >> July 17, 1996
