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ICC war crimes prosecutor ‘wanted’ in Russia over Putin warrant

International Criminal Court member states ‘deeply concerned’ by Russian decision to put Karim Khan on a wanted list.

Al Jazeera

Russia issues arrest order for British ICC prosecutor after Putin warrant

Interior ministry seeks to detain Karim Khan in wake of allegations against president over abducted Ukrainian children

The Guardian - UK

Diplomatic tour by Ukraine’s Zelenskyy highlights Putin’s stark isolation

While the world awaits Ukraine’s spring offensive, its leader Volodymyr Zelenskyy has already launched a diplomatic one

The Independent UK

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Russia adds ICC prosecutor who sought Putin's arrest to wanted list -media

Russia has issued an arrest warrant for the International Criminal Court (ICC) prosecutor who in March prepared an arrest warrant for President Vladimir Putin on war crimes charges, Russian media reported on Friday.

Reuters

Make payments a bit more even across Test cricket to attract players: Ponting

According to Ricky Ponting, the Australian cricket legend, the International Cricket Council (ICC) should take responsibility for ensuring fair compensation for players from smaller Test playing nations in order to preserve the future of the five-day format.

The Times of India

WTC final: India vs Australia | Ponting feels India should have Suryakumar Yadav in squad, backs Kishan to provide X factor

Batting great Ricky Ponting is a tad surprised that Suryakumar Yadav doesn’t feature in India’s main squad for next month’s World Test Championship final but backed Ishan Kishan to provide the much-needed ‘X’ factor in the absence of injured Rishabh Pant.

The Hindu

South Africa will be missing a trick if they don't take Faf Du Plessis to the World Cup: Dinesh Karthik

NEW DELHI: Dinesh Karthik has thrown his support behind Faf du Plessis, advocating for the South African star batsman's comeback to international cricket. Karthik believes that South Africa would be making a mistake if they overlook du Plessis for the upcoming ICC Men's Cricket World Cup.

The Times of India

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ICC ODI Rankings: Ireland's Tector displaces Kohli, de Kock to become top-10 batter, Gill stays put on 5th spot

DUBAI: Young Ireland cricketer Harry Tector has made it to the top-10 in the latest ICC men's ODI batting rankings following his career-best 140 in the second match of the 50-over series against Bangladesh in Chelmsford.

The Times of India

India deserve the money, but the ICC needs to work out a better system

The Hindu

Now, Volleyball Federation of India under ad-hoc body’s rule

NEW DELHI: After the Wrestling Federation of India (WFI), yet another sports federation — the Volleyball Federation of India (VFI) — has been placed under the ad-hoc body’s rule by the sports ministry due to perpetual infighting, proxy voting and absence of an Internal Complaints Committee (ICC) to address grievances…

The Times of India

Ursula von der Leyen steps up calls for tribunal for Russia’s ‘crime of aggression’

Speaking before Council of Europe summit, European Commission president says ‘accountability for Russia’ will be big topic

The Guardian - UK

International Criminal Court is using digital evidence to investigate Putin – but how can it tell if a video or photo is real or fake?

Russia’s invasion of Ukraine in February 2022 was reminiscent of wars long past, where a country invades another with little provocation.

The Conversation

Cricket-Pakistan unhappy with new ICC revenue model, demands clarity

The Pakistan Cricket Board (PCB) is unhappy with the proposed new revenue distribution model for international cricket although it accepts that India, the game's financial engine, should get the biggest share, chairman Najam Sethi told Reuters.

Reuters

ICC rules: No 'soft signal' in World Test Championship final

NEW DELHI: The on-field ‘soft signal’ from umpires will be a thing of the past as it has been removed from the playing conditions for the World Test Championship (WTC) final between India and Australia in London next month.

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ICC's revenue distribution model is flawed but no one will challenge it: Michael Atherton

LONDON: Former England captain Michael Atherton has criticised the International Cricket Council's proposed profit-sharing model for the next four-year cycle (2024-2027) where India will be getting 38.50 per cent from an annual $600 million revenue pot.

The New Daily

International Cricket Council scraps ‘unnecessary’ soft signal for umpires before WTC final

On-field umpires will no longer be required to give a soft signal before referring decisions to TV umpires, the ICC has said.

Dynamite News

BCCI should take "good, rational decision", situation should not lead to boycotts: PCB Chairman Najam Sethi

Pakistan Cricket Board (PCB) Chairman Najam Sethi has urged BCCI to take a "rational decision" to solve the crisis looming over his country's hosting of the Asia Cup, saying the situation should not lead to Pakistan boycotting the World Cup to be hosted by India. Read further on Dynamite News:

The Times of India

ICC scraps 'confusing' soft signal in latest changes to playing conditions

NEW DELHI: Come June 1 and the on-field umpires will no longer be required to give a soft signal, which often creates confusion, while referring decisions to the TV umpires as the International Cricket Council (ICC) on Monday announced changes to its playing conditions.

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The Independent UK

Compulsory helmets and review changes: ICC announces rule tweaks ahead of Ashes summer

The ICC has tweaked the rules of cricket ahead of the Ashes

Daily Mirror

Cricket chiefs make huge rule change after Ben Stokes publicly called for alteration

Ben Stokes urged the ICC to remove the soft signal rule from international cricket, and now officials have listened to the England star and other critics ahead of next month's World Test Championship final

The Hindu

Hybrid model for Asia Cup and beyond may end Pakistan-India 'logjam', says PCB

Najam Sethi said he wanted an amicable solution for the Asia Cup which could pave the way for both nations to compete against each other in other major tournaments at a neutral venue.

The Guardian - UK

Tense Pakistan and India standoff poses threat to Cricket World Cup fixtures

The Cricket World Cup is less than five months away and could yet see its schedule plunge into chaos amid an impasse involving Pakistan, India and the Asia Cup

The Times of India

Disquieting govt, sports bodies not adhering to PoSH Act: Apex court

Set up ICC within 8 weeks, says Supreme Court

The Times of India

How can you have the Asia Cup without us? Wonders PCB chief Najam Sethi

MUMBAI: The Pakistan Cricket Board is exploring the option of organising a Tri-Series in case it has to pull out of the Asia Cup, PCB chairman Najam Sethi told TOI in an exclusive interview on Friday.

The Times of India

If India doesn't come to Pakistan, we will not be going to India for World Cup: PCB chief Najam Sethi

NEW DELHI: Pakistan Cricket Board chairman Najam Sethi on Friday made it clear that Pakistan will travel to India for the ODI World Cup only if the Rohit Sharma-led team is allowed to play the upcoming Asia Cup and the 2025 Champions Trophy in his country.

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