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Message: <blockquote data-quote="nadman123" data-source="post: 1752843" data-attributes="member: 86564">After South African Imtiaz Patel pulled out from        International Cricket Council’s CEO post, due to personal reasons, the        ICC’s Recruitment Committee comprising President Elect David Morgan,        Vice-President Sharad Pawar and Australian representative Craig O’Corner        decided on former Sri Lanka Test cricketer Roshan Mahanama.        Mahanama was one of the shortlisted candidates alongside        Patel, former South African all-rounder Mike Procter and Indian cricket        heavyweight I.S. Bindra.        Morgan and O’Corner are in Dubai finalizing other        recruitments for the world cricket body and on hearing Patel’s withdrawal,        the duo held a teleconference with Pawar, who is India and decided to        propose Mahanama’s name to ICC’s Board of Directors. The approval from the        Board of Directors is considered to be a mere formality and Mahanama will        take over on the 4th of July from Malcolm Speed, who will step down after        ICC’s Annual Conference.        Speed, the former CEO of the Australian cricket board,        took over from another Australian David Richards as the CEO of the ICC in        2001 and served under four Presidents of the ICC.        Mahanama will be contracted for three years, which will        end at the end of the 2011 World Cup.        41-year-old Mahanama played 53 Tests and over 200 ODIs for        Sri Lanka and he was part of the World Cup winning Sri Lankan side. He        retired in 1999 and had a brief stint as coach of the Sri Lanka ‘A’ team.        He began his career with the ICC in 2004 when he was appointed as a Match        Referee.        Mahanama, who is in India, officiating India South Africa        cricket series was not available for comments.</blockquote>

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