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Malcolm Speed
Wed, June 17 2020
Hockley’s Job Similar to Rookie Offspiner Facing Kohli: Speed on New Cricket Australia CEO
CA announced that Roberts has resigned from the post after nearly 18 months in charge and been replaced by Nick Hockley as interim CEO.
Mon, April 27 2020
Malcolm Speed Blames Kevin Roberts For Failing to Explain CA’s Financial Crisis
Speed believes Roberts has a lot of explaining to do.
Tue, October 30 2018
Clamour for Cricket Australia chairman David Peever to resign
Calls are now growing for the CA chairman David Peever to resign from his post in the aftermath of ball-tampering scandal.
Sun, September 14 2014
Malcolm Speed’s stance can play a crucial role in the current crisis
Malcolm Speed right person to find loopholes in the process and procedure followed so far.
Sun, January 26 2014
ICC revamp plan faces opposition from former bosses
Malcolm Speed, Malcolm Gray and Ehsan Mani are major figures opposing the plan.
Tue, December 01 2015
Mike Denness: English captain remembered, unfairly, for banning six Indians in South Africa, 2001-02
Unfortunately, Mike Denness is remembered for his act as match referee in the Port Elizabeth Test of 2001-02.
Sat, November 05 2011
Former ICC chief Malcolm Speed rues ACSU’s lack of power
Former ICC chief, Malcolm Speed, has rued the lack of power for the game's Anti Corruption and Security Unit (ACSU) during his tenure as a major hurdle in unearthing the match-fixers.
Sat, August 20 2011
Sacked Greg Chappell may walk away from Australian cricket
Sacked as a selection panel member after a review of Australia's cricketing decline in the past couple of years, a miffed Greg Chappell could quit as the country's national talent manager as well, media reports here claimed.
Fri, August 19 2011
Don Argus’ recommendations may take 18 months to yield
By CricketCountry Staff
Former BHP Billiton chief Don Argus, whose panel’s review has led to the dismissal of Australian chief selector Andrew Hilditch, panel member Greg Chappell and coach Tim Nielsen, has said that his far-reaching and scathing review will take up to 18 months to yield significant progress.