Imran Khwaja, a Singaporean lawyer of Pakistani descent, served as interim ICC chairman in 2020 following Shashank Manohar's resignation. He had been the ICC deputy chairman and was a longtime figure in associate member cricket governance. He steered the organization during the initial months of the COVID-19 pandemic.
Key Achievements
- •Provided stable interim leadership during the COVID-19 pandemic
- •Managed the postponement and rescheduling of major ICC events
- •Maintained continuity in ICC governance during a leadership transition
Controversies
- •Some felt his appointment as interim chairman reflected the limited options available during the pandemic