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Cricket News Desk. Former Indian captain Sourav Ganguly has been appointed chairman of the ICC Men Cricket Committee. Ganguly’s long -term national partner VVS Laxman was also selected as a member of the panel. The global regulatory institution of sports gave this information on Sunday. Ganguly, who led the Indian team from 2000 to 2005, was appointed chair of the committee in 2021. After this, Ganguly replaced his compatriot Anil Kumble, who resigned after completing a maximum term of three years. Apart from Ganguly and Laxman, former Afghanistan player Hamid Hasan, West Indian big batsman Desmond Hens, South African Test and ODI captain Temba Bavuma and former English batsman Jonathan Trot appointed. The new ICC Women’s Cricket Committee is led by former New Zealand Excellence Catherine Campbell, while former Australian player Everl Fahi and Cricket South Africa (CSA) Foletesi Moseki are other members. Complete list of ICC appointments ICC Men Cricket Committee: Sourav Gangule has been re -appointed as chairman, and Hamid Hassan, Desmond Hens, Temba Bavuma, VVS Laxman (re -appointed) and Jonathan Trot has been appointed to the committee. ICC Women’s Cricket Committee: Catherine Campbell (refused), Everr FHI and Foletesi Moseki. The Task Force and Assistance Fund for Afghanistan’s women’s cricket players put the board of control for cricket in India (BCCI), Cricket Australia (CA) and England and Wales cricket (ECB) to help women cricketers in Afghanistan. Jai Shah said in an official statement that in the International Cricket Council we are fully committed to promoting the inclusion and ensuring that every cricketer, regardless of the circumstances, gets the chance to shine. Human Rights Watch urged the ICC to suspend Afghanistan. Earlier, Human Rights Watch urged the ICC to suspend the Taliban suspended Afghanistan of the ICC membership. According to the ESPNcricinfo report, the email sent to Jai Shah said: “We are currently requesting the International Cricket Council (ICC) to suspend Taliban Afghanistan from ICC membership and participation in international cricket until women and girls can again participate in education and sports in the country.” Share this story -tags