Cameron said haven't got Cricket West Indies support for ICC Chairman Post

Cricket West Indies support for ICC Chairman Post

Former Cricket West Indies president Dave Cameron is also in the race for the post of International Cricket Council (ICC) chairman replacing Shashank Manohar of India. He has made the revelation that he has not got the support of his own board, but surprisingly, he sees an advantage in this.

Cameron's claim has been backed by the US, making him one of the contenders to replace Manohar. Manohar stepped down at the end of last month after completing two years and two terms. The bid for Sourav Ganguly, chairman of the Board of Control for Cricket in India (BCCI) and Colin Graves, chairman of the England and Wales Cricket Board, is considered strong.

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Cameron said, "Right now I am not getting any support from the domestic board, but it is not a bad thing, because everybody knows that I am an independent candidate. I would rather work for the good of world cricket than work on my own agenda." I'm thinking. It was the American Cricket Hall of Fame that told me that America (of cricket) is a big market and needs to grow. "

"I have done a lot of work with the American Cricket Board and they are trying to take cricket forward in America. They (American cricket) feel that this is the right time. Also the next cycle of ICC rights will be from 2023 to 2031. So, this is the best time to support the person who really plans to advance world cricket. "

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Coleen Graves of England is a strong contender for the post. BCCI President Sourav Ganguly's name is also running for the post of ICC chairman, but he has not opened his cards yet. Any candidate needs two or more votes to contest the election. Cameron was the President of Cricket West Indies until last year. He has been replaced by Ricky Skritt.

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