ICC Board & Committee Meetings Scheduled in Doha, Qatar

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Doha, Qatar – Web Desk: The International Cricket Council (ICC) has selected Qatar to host its upcoming board and committee meetings from March 25 to 27 in Doha. The sessions will bring together the ICC Board of Directors, chief executives of member nations, and senior leadership to discuss the current state and future strategies of global cricket.

The ICC highlighted that hosting these meetings in Doha reflects Qatar’s growing role in promoting cricket. Since 2020, overall participation in cricket in Qatar has surged by 447%, underscoring the sport’s rising popularity. Initiatives such as the inclusion of cricket in school Olympic programs have provided emerging talent with greater opportunities.

ICC officials stated that investing at the grassroots level and focusing on emerging markets has strengthened cricket globally. The Doha meetings will review policy matters, the development of the game, and strategic measures to sustain growth in new cricketing regions.

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