India's Manohar re-elected as ICC chairman

NEW DELHI: India's Shashank Manohar has been re-chosen director of the International Cricket Council for an additional two years, the game's reality representing body said Tuesday.

Manohar, who turned into the ICC's first autonomous executive in 2016, was chosen unopposed for a moment term after a residency set apart by expansive changes.

He was the sole chosen one for the position.

As executive, he led endeavors to rebuild the ICC to control the predominance of cricket's three wealthiest countries, Australia, India and England.

The 60-year-old previous leader of the Indian board effectively modified the ICC's administration and pushed for the arrangement of its first free female chief.

"Throughout the following two years we can anticipate propelling a worldwide technique for the game in organization with our individuals so we can develop the diversion and guarantee a greater amount of the world can appreciate cricket," Manohar said in an ICC explanation.

"The game is healthy however we are the watchmen of the diversion and we should keep on working hard to keep up that."

Manohar surrendered from the post a year ago however was convinced by the ICC board to retake the rudder.