Tax exemptions for future global events, broadcasting rights for the World Test Championship and capping participation in private T20 leagues are among the issues that will come up for discussion at the ICC quarterly meeting starting Wednesday.
There are a host of meetings lined up beginning with the ICC Chief Executives Committee (CEC) meeting, where India will be represented by BCCI CEO Rahul Johri, and ending with the board meeting where acting secretary Amitabh Chaudhary will be the country's face.
Following are some of the key issues that will come up for discussion
1) Tax Exemption Impasse:
2) Broadcast issues related to the World Test Championship:
3) Cap on players' representation in Private Leagues based on a survey:
4) Cricket in Los Angeles 2028 Olympics:
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