Person: Malcolm Speed

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Winning nasty: Aussies on verge of history

AUSTRALIA’S cricket side will tonight begin its quest to ensure they go down as the greatest ever — statistically anyway.

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ICC Women's World Cup qualifier moved to South Africa

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Cricket South Africa asked to nominate Acting President of ICC

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ICC react to Australian Govt ban on Zimbabwe Tour

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Australian cricketers ordered to cancel Zimbabwe trip

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Pakistan cricketers free to leave Jamaiva after DNA tests

Umpire asked for $500,000 to resign

ENGLAND’S one-day series with Pakistan was saved yesterday after the stunning revelations umpire Darrell Hair asked for $500,000 (€392,000) to quit his position in the aftermath of the forfeited fourth Test.

Sat, 26 Aug, 2006

ICC Trophy Ireland launched

International Cricket Council chief executive Malcolm Speed has officially launched the ICC Trophy Ireland 2005.

Fri, 11 Mar, 2005

England cancel first tie

ENGLAND’S cricketers will not play the controversial opening match of their World Cup campaign against Zimbabwe in Harare on Thursday, it was confirmed last night.

Wed, 12 Feb, 2003

Cricket board delay decision on Harare match

A question mark was today still hanging over the England cricket team’s opening World Cup match in Zimbabwe on Thursday as the wrangle over security concerns surrounding the game continued.

Mon, 10 Feb, 2003

ICC rejects England request to move game

England’s scheduled match against Zimbabwe in Harare next Thursday is still set to go ahead after the ICC’s Cricket World Cup technical committee declined a request for the game to be switched.

Thu, 06 Feb, 2003

Gooch backs Hussain in boycott crux

GRAHAM GOOCH backed England captain Nasser Hussain’s call for the British Government to decide on whether the team should play World Cup matches in Zimbabwe.

Mon, 30 Dec, 2002

ICC chief issues warning to England

England have been warned that their World Cup prospects will suffer if they fail to fulfil their opening fixture against Zimbabwe in Harare on February 13.

Sun, 29 Dec, 2002