ICC slams union chief’s claims 15/11/2010 |
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The International Cricket Council (ICC) has hit back after players’ union chief Tim May claimed his members were not approaching the ICC’s Anti Corruption and Security Unit [ACSU] because they have no faith in it.
Haroon Lorgat, the ICC chief executive, said he was angry at May's remarks.
May alleged that the ICC had in the past leaked details to the media of players who approached its watchdog. That only led to players becoming more insecure, May added.
Lorgat told Cricinfo: "He said that the players have no confidence in approaching the ACSU. I felt quite strange that Tim May was making such comments.
"He either made them out of ignorance or I hope he is not being irresponsible. Those comments are certainly not justified in my view."
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