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ICC loses president allegedly over World Cup trophy row; Mustafa Kamal quits

Written by : TNM

The News Minute | April 1, 2015 | 1:11 p.m. IST

ICC President, Mustafa Kamal, has resigned reportedly following a controversy surrounding the presentation of the World Cup trophy.

According to media reports, Kamal was miffed that ICC Chariman N. Srinivasan handed over the trophy to the winning captain from Australia, Michael Clarke and reports are citing differences between him and Srinivasan that could have led to the former's resignation.

Kamal had earlier been in the news for alleging that the India-Bangladesh encounter in the quarter-finals of the tournament was fixed and questioned the standard of umpiring in the game too.

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