Tim May

FICA refers Sivaramakrishan's committee election to ICC Ethics Officer

FICA says it has evidence that the players were pressured by the boards to vote for Laxman Sivaramakrishan.

Tim May quits as head of FICA, says tired of 'battle for change'

Tim May has quit as chief executive of the Federation of International Cricketers' Associations and taken the opportunity to heavily criticise the International Cricket Council.

Asian countries support BCCI over Siva's appointment

The Sri Lanka and Pakistan Cricket Boards have backed the BCCI on the issue.

No evidence of pressure from boards in Cricket Committee election: ICC

The ICC has said it has no evidence that pressure was brought to bear on any of the captains to change their vote in the ICC Cricket Committee elections.

Why Harsha Bhogle should not be defending the BCCI's alleged rigging

There are two ways to look at the BCCI’s alleged interference in the ICC’s cricket committee election. One is to see the board unfairly using its financial power to bully weaker boards. The other is to see it as business as usual.

Srinivasan is cricket's most dangerous man, says Aussie paper

The report also said: "The arrogant and dictatorial Srinivasan is the greatest example of all that is wrong with cricket, particularly on the sub-continent and in Africa."

Reasons why the BCCI was interested in ousting Tim May

May has been a vocal critic of the BCCI’s style of governance and has routinely criticised the various domestic T20 leagues, including the IPL, for paying the players late.

ICC elections: Did the BCCI help Laxman Sivaramakrishan beat Tim May?

Sangakkara and Sivaramakrishnan were recently elected in a vote by the 10 Test captains. However, the election was shrouded in some controversy, with allegations that some boards were lobbied or pressured to change the votes of their captains.

'Players fear for safety after reporting bookie approaches'

International Cricketers' Association chief Tim May said players need to be sure that their names would be protected when they report approaches to the ICC. "Some international players are expressing that they don't have this point of trust, especially in tournaments such as the IPL," May added.