Archive · 3 Aug 2025
ICC to Directly Approach Players for Mobile Gaming Rights
The International Cricket Council (ICC) is making a mobile cricket game.
They decided to get player rights directly from the players and their boards, not through a group called the World Cricketers Association.
This decision was made at meetings in April and recently.
The ICC also needs to figure out how to include famous retired players like Sachin Tendulkar and MS Dhoni in the game.
A special team will work on this before the next big meeting in October.
The ICC hopes the game will be very popular.
ICC will directly approach players for mobile gaming rights.
The decision was made at ICC meetings in Harare and Singapore.
Rights will be secured through member boards, not the WCA.
The ICC must secure rights for retired players like Sachin Tendulkar.
A working group will address issues before the October meeting.
- Who
- International Cricket Council (ICC).
- What
- ICC is developing a mobile cricket game and securing player rights.
- When
- Decisions made at meetings in April and recently.
- Where
- Decisions made in Harare, Zimbabwe and Singapore.
- Why
- To create a mobile gaming platform and secure player rights.
Players
World Cricketers Association
Rights Acquisition
Players
Players are represented by member boards.
World Cricketers Association
Not mentioned.
- Organization
- International Cricket Council (ICC)
- Focus
- Mobile Cricket Game
- Rights Acquisition
- Through member boards
- Retired Players
- Sachin Tendulkar, MS Dhoni
- Next Meeting
- October