On Sunday, the International Cricket Council (ICC) announced that a special task force was established to support displaced Afghan female crickets. In a turning point attempt, ICC, the Cricket Control Board (BCCI) in India, the UK and Wales Cricket Board (ECB) and Cricket Australia (CA) and these talented athletes were hand -in -hand to help both cricket and personal development journeys. As a part of the initiative, the ICC will create a special fund to provide direct financial assistance, and these cricketists will have the resources they need to continue to follow their favorite game.
This will be completed with a solid high performance program that offers advanced coaching, first -class facilities and special mentoring to help them achieve all their potentials.
Commenting on the initiative, ICC President Bay Jay Shah said, uz We are deeply undertaking at the International Cricket Council to encourage the inclusiveness and have the opportunity to shine without considering the conditions of each cricket.
“This initiative reflects our commitment to Cricket’s global growth and the power to inspire unity, flexibility and hope.”
ICC believes that this initiative will not only help Afghan female jackers protect sports careers, but will also strengthen its role as a unifying force that transcends the boundaries of sports and distress.
Following the suggestions of the Chief Administrative Committee, the Board also confirmed the following appointments:
ICC Female Cricket Committee: Catherine Campbell (re -appointed), Avril Fayy and Pholetsi Moseki.
ICC Men’s Cricket Committee: Sourav Ganguly was re -appointed as president and was appointed to Hamid Hassan, Desmond Haynes, Temba Bavuma, VVS Laxman (Re -Assignment) and Jonathan Trott.
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