Khwaja Reappointed As ICC Deputy Chair

Muhammad Rameez Published November 25, 2022 | 08:04 PM

Khwaja reappointed as ICC Deputy Chair

The International Cricket Council (ICC) Board has reappointed Imran Khwaja as Deputy Chair for a two-year term

ISLAMABAD, (APP - UrduPoint / Pakistan Point News - 25th Nov, 2022 ) :The International cricket Council (ICC) board has reappointed Imran Khwaja as Deputy Chair for a two-year term.

Khwaja currently holds an Associate Member Director position on the Board having been re-elected at the ICC Annual Conference in July 2022, said a press release.

Khwaja was first elected to the ICC Board in 2008 and has served as Deputy Chair since 2017.

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