Abhiram Singh Yadav, Chairman of Persatuan Cricket Indonesia, was elected to an Associate Member position on the International Cricket Council Chief Executives’ Committee on 24 September 2026. He won one of the three seats reserved for Associate Member representatives and will serve until the next elections at the ICC Annual Conference in June 2027.
International Cricket Council Chief Executives’ Committee
The Chief Executives’ Committee is a committee of the International Cricket Council that includes representatives from Full Members and Associate Members. The committee deals with administrative and governance matters within world cricket.
Associate Member Representation
The ICC classifies its members into Full Members and Associate Members. Associate Member seats on the Chief Executives’ Committee are reserved for representatives from cricket boards that donot hold Full Member status.
Election Details
Yadav won a three-way contest with 30 votes. Sarah Gomersall of Jersey received 9 votes, and Viganesh Sankaran of Germany received 3 votes. The vacancy arose after France’s Gurumurthy Palani moved to the ICC Board following his election at the annual conference in Edinburgh, Scotland, in July 2026.
Important Facts for Exams
- The International Cricket Council was founded in 1909 as the Imperial Cricket Conference.
- The ICC Annual Conference is one of the main annual meetings of world cricket administrators.
- Associate Members are countries or territories recognised by the ICC that do not have Full Member status.
- Indonesia’s women’s cricket team qualified for the inaugural ICC Under-19 Women’s T20 World Cup in 2023.
Indonesian Cricket
Under Yadav’s leadership, Indonesian women’s cricket made its debut at the Women’s Asia Cup in Dubai in 2026. His election gave Indonesian cricket direct representation in ICC committee-level discussions.
