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Khalid Al Zarooni Elected ACC Vice-President as Afghanistan Joins Board

Khalid Al Zarooni Elected ACC Vice-President as Afghanistan Joins Board
Khalid Al Zarooni elected as ACC's Vice-President, ACB added to body's full member board · thehansindia.com

The Asian Cricket Council held a meeting about how it is run.

Khalid Al Zarooni from the Emirates Cricket Board was chosen as its new Vice-President.

The choice was unanimous, meaning all members agreed.

Afghanistan Cricket Board was added to the ACC’s full member board.

This means Afghanistan can potentially take a turn leading the council in the future.

India, Pakistan, Sri Lanka and Bangladesh currently rotate the presidency.

The ACC also chose representatives from several non-Test-playing and associate member countries.

New committees will help manage cricket development, competitions, finances and other work.

Key facts

New Vice-President
Khalid Al Zarooni of the Emirates Cricket Board
Election result
Unanimous
New full member board
Afghanistan Cricket Board
Presidency eligibility
Afghanistan was added to the roster of full member boards that may assume the ACC Presidency
Current rotating presidents
India, Pakistan, Sri Lanka and Bangladesh
Executive Board term
2026–2028
New committees
Governance, administration, cricket development, competitions, finance and other areas

Quotes

Mohsin Naqvi

President of the Asian Cricket Council

“I congratulate our newly elected Vice President and Executive Board Members, and I thank every Member Board for the spirit of unity and cooperation that continues to define this Council. Our responsibility now is to carry this vision forward with humility, discipline and an unwavering commitment to the game — for the players of today, and for the generations of Asian cricketers yet to come.”
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“Cricket in Asia has always been more than a game — it is a shared language that connects nations, cultures and generations. The decisions taken at this Annual General Meeting reflect the maturity of our governance and our collective resolve to build institutions that will serve the sport long after we have left these positions.”
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