ICC set to get new female director as Indra Nooyi’s six-year term ends

The International Cricket Council (ICC) is undergoing leadership changes with the end of Indra Nooyi’s term as the first female independent director and the search for a new chairman. Nooyi’s tenure marked a commitment to diversity, and the ICC now seeks a successor with similar influence. The new female independent director will serve a two-year term and hold voting rights in the chairman’s election, while a new chairman will be chosen as Greg Barclay steps down.