• The International Cricket Council (ICC) has scheduled its next meeting for December 5.
• The last meeting was abruptly canceled just 15 minutes after it started.
• The decisions made during the meeting will set the tone for the ICC’s direction under Shah’s leadership.

The International Cricket Council (ICC) has scheduled its next emergency board meeting for December 5, following the abrupt cancellation of the previous meeting, which ended just 15 minutes after it began last Friday.

The upcoming meeting holds significant importance as it marks the first under the leadership of Jay Shah, who recently assumed the role of ICC Chairman. With Shah at the helm, attention is centered on the future of the Champions Trophy, a topic that has sparked considerable debate in recent weeks.

Cricket enthusiasts and officials alike are eager to see how Shah’s leadership shapes the decisions made by the ICC board. The Champions Trophy’s fate, in particular, will be a key focus as the board addresses pressing matters in the December 5 meeting.

The decisions made during this session will set the tone for the ICC’s direction under Shah’s leadership, making it a pivotal moment for the global cricketing community.

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