Former Australian PM set for top ICC job 03/03/2010 |
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Former Australian Prime Minister John Howard has been nominated to serve as International Cricket Council (ICC) president from 2012.
Howard will become vice-president later this year before taking the top job in 2012, when an Australasian is required to fill the role.
Incumbent president David Morgan is due to hand over to India's Sharad Pawar for a two-year term this year.
Cricket Australia and New Zealand Cricket chairmen Jack Clarke and Alan Isaac said in a joint statement: "We are pleased that an eminent candidate in John Howard has agreed, after an exhaustive process, to take the role of joint Australia-New Zealand nominee for the ICC presidency.
"Australia and New Zealand considered a number of distinguished candidates of global stature before deciding to invite John Howard to consider the role.”
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