CAPE TOWN: India, England and Australia would have near complete control over international cricket in major changes being considered by the game's governing body.
A 21-page document from the International Cricket Council's influential finance and commercial affairs committee proposes that a new four-member ICC executive committee be set up, with three of the places taken by the India, England and Australia boards. They would decide on the fourth member.
The "Position Paper," a copy of which has been obtained by The Associated Press, also recommends that the troubled Test Championship set for introduction in 2017 be scrapped and the limited-overs Champions Trophy be retained in its place.
A promotion-relegation system to establish an eight-country top tier for test cricket from 2015 is suggested, but with India, England and Australia immune from relegation.
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