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The deadline was until next November. But before that was over, Colin Graves, chairman of the England and Wales Cricket Board (ECB), announced his resignation. Graves will end his five-year relationship with the ECB on August 31.
The England and Wales Cricket Board (ECB) announced the 100-ball cricket last year. This is the new national tournament in England. ‘The hundred’ Graves was an important member of the organization. That is why Graves’ term extended until November of this year.
The tournament was scheduled to start on July 16 and end on August 15. But due to the coronavirus, it is no longer happening. The new tournament was delayed a year due to the deadly virus.
So ‘The hundred’ Graves, the current head of the ECB, decided to resign due to his decision to postpone it until 2021.
“It was inevitably postponed to 2021,” Graves said. ‘The hundred’. I reviewed the length of my term as president last year and asked the board to expedite it by August 31.
Graves’ successor has already been chosen. Ian Whatmore will be the next ECB President after Graves’ departure. It will end at the annual general meeting later this month.
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