Cricket Kenya chairman wins two-year term
Inamdar elected to ICC board
Cricinfo staff
July 5, 2006
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Inamdar, a 46-year-old barrister from Mombasa, took over as CK's chairman in May 2005, ending several years of bitter infighting within the country's stakeholders. He has quickly won a reputation as a hard-working, no-nonsense individual.
Inamdar is joined by HRH Tunku Imran (Malaysia) and Stanley Perlman (Israel) who were re-elected for the next two years.
Ricardo Lord (Argentina), John Cribbin (Hong Kong) and Laurie Pieters (Namibia) were elected to the ICC chief executives' committee for the next year.
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