England v Pakistan, The Oval, 2006

Holding quits ICC cricket committee

Michael Holding, the former West Indian fast bowler, has resigned from the ICC cricket committee because he is unhappy with the ICC's decision to change the result of the 2006 Oval Test between England and Pakistan from a forfeited win for England to a draw

Former bowler unhappy with changing of 2006 Oval result

Sutherland pushes for Test championship

CA chief wants steps taken to maintain ODIs' popularilty

Zimbabwe decision a one-off - ICC

Conclusion right one for cricket - ECB chairman | Zimbabwe retain Full Member status | Teflon kings survive | Why it isn't a moral issue for the BCCI | The Surfer | Full coverage

ICC changes Oval forfeiture to draw

Decision taken at Dubai conference | Lloyd appointed chairman of ICC cricket committee | Samuels' two-year suspension upheld | ICC decisions in full

Third Associate to replace Zimbabwe

ICC World Twenty20 2009

Guernsey granted Associate status

Bulgaria, Estonia and Turkey get Affiliate status

PCB: Oval forfeiture changed to draw

Darrell Hair's controversial match changed from England win

Two views on the Zimbabwe issue

Martin Williamson | Dileep Premachandran

No half-measures

Snap Poll: Should Zimbabwe be banned?

The future's bright

Martin Williamson on the ICC's new funding rules

'The on-field umpire is in the best position'

Billy Bowden and Daryl Harper on the referrals system

Good move, bad move

Gideon Haigh on limiting bat power, and the referrals system

The darkest hour

Peter Roebuck on the ICC's handling of the Zimbabwe crisis

Lorgat capable of ICC juggling act

Ken Borland profiles the ICC's next chief executive officer