The all-powerful ICC Board on Friday discussed various contingency plans for its flagship tournaments, including World T20 and World Test Championship in the wake of Covid-19 pandemic that has brought cricket to a standstill.
BCCI president Sourav Ganguly was India's representative when it was being speculated that a former Board president would attend the meeting, held via video conference.
The sporting world has been under complete lockdown and several bilateral Test series under World Test Championship also run the risk of being cancelled.
"The impact of the pandemic on the sport globally was discussed," an ICC release stated.
ICC Chief Executive Manu Sawhney said, "We continue to undertake a comprehensive business continuity and contingency planning exercise which will allow us to adapt to the rapidly evolving world in which we find ourselves."
"The ICC management will continue our contingency planning around ICC events and will also work with Members to explore all options available to us based on a range of scenarios connected to the pandemic."
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