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Writer's pictureAbdul Kabia

Sierra Leone Cricket Secures Voting Rights within the International Cricket Council


Cricket Sierra Leone (CSL) has attained a momentous milestone by becoming a voting member of the International Cricket Council (ICC). This distinguished honor places them among 39 other cricketing nations, including established teams such as the United States and Canada, as well as alongside exciting developing programs like Nigeria, France, Italy, and Spain.



CSL's remarkable journey to the ICC's voting table was paved with success. They secured their place after receiving four coveted ICC awards, qualifying them to compete with global members in the upcoming global cricket championship.


The entire cricket community in Sierra Leone is jubilant over this notable accomplishment. CSL expresses its heartfelt gratitude to its dedicated staff, talented players, insightful coaches, supportive government, and all its sponsors for their unwavering commitment, which has been instrumental in reaching this historic moment.


Earning voting rights within the ICC empowers CSL to actively participate in shaping the future of international cricket. They will have the authority to cast their vote on critical matters such as:

  1. Playing Conditions: CSL will have a voice in determining the rules and regulations that govern how the game is played on the pitch.

  2. Tournament Structures: A vote on the format and organization of upcoming cricket tournaments, both globally and regionally.

  3. Administrative Decisions: CSL will contribute to shaping the overall governance of the ICC.

This voting power allows Sierra Leone to influence the direction and policies of international cricket. They will also gain representation on various ICC committees and working groups, providing them with a platform to contribute their ideas and expertise to the global cricketing landscape.



This is a significant victory for Sierra Leone Cricket, and the entire nation is excited to witness them assume their rightful place on the international stage.




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