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ICC Communications team gets a new head

Yahoo Sports ·First reported 21h ago

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Prabhakaran Thanraj is set to lead the International Cricket Council's Communications function while retaining his role as Vice President for Marketing and Business Development. Since joining the ICC in January 2025, he has built considerable experience…

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