MCC World Cricket Committee

Established in April 2006, MCC’s World Cricket Committee is an independent body comprised of current and former international cricketers and umpires from across the globe. Meeting twice yearly to discuss the prevalent issues in the game, MCC’s World Cricket Committee acts as a complimentary body to ICC and its constituent nations.

All Members have been invited to sit on the Committee because of their involvement in playing, administering, writing or broadcasting on the game. The Committee is chaired by Tony Lewis and includes:

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Committee Remit

The Committee is empowered to conduct research, particularly into technological advances and bio-mechanical elements of the game and its players. MCC supports this work with its increasing investment into research and development.

The aims of MCC’s World Cricket Committee are:

• to debate all matters in the interests of cricket and cricketers;
• to consider at all times the balance of the contest between bat and ball and to assist MCC's custodianship of the Laws of the Game;
• to protect the Spirit of Cricket; and
• to be sure that governing body decisions never put cash or country interests before the good of the game.