The meeting was held on Saturday as the ACC sat in for discussions related to \"key governance matters, including elections to the ACC Executive Board, the rotation policy of the ACC Presidency, and the formation of various ACC committees\". <\/p>\r\n\r\n
The body also confirmed the election of representatives of the non-Test-playing countries and associate members to the ACC Executive Board for 2026\u20132028. It confirmed the appointment of Sheikh Abdulaziz bin Saoud Al Thani, Qatar Cricket Association President, and Mahmood Gaznavi, Singapore Cricket Association President, from the non-Test-playing nations. The ACC also brought in Mohamed Faisal from the Cricket Board of Maldives and Mohammad Mansoor from Bahrain Cricket Federation to share the term in office on the Executive Board.<\/p>\r\n\r\n
Meanwhile, the ACC members approved the addition of the ACB to the \"roster of Full Member Boards that may assume the Presidency of the Asian Cricket Council\". India, Pakistan, Sri Lanka and Bangladesh currently rotate the Presidency of ACC.<\/p>\r\n\r\n
The body also confirmed the election of representatives of the non-Test-playing countries and associate members to the ACC Executive Board for 2026\u20132028. It confirmed the appointment of Sheikh Abdulaziz bin Saoud Al Thani, Qatar Cricket Association President, and Mahmood Gaznavi, Singapore Cricket Association President, from the non-Test-playing nations. The ACC also brought in Mohamed Faisal from the Cricket Board of Maldives and Mohammad Mansoor from Bahrain Cricket Federation to share the term in office on the Executive Board.<\/p>\r\n\r\n
\"I congratulate our newly elected Vice President and Executive Board Members, and I thank every Member Board for the spirit of unity and cooperation that continues to define this Council. Our responsibility now is to carry this vision forward with humility, discipline and an unwavering commitment to the game \u2014 for the players of today, and for the generations of Asian cricketers yet to come,\" Naqvi added.<\/p>\r\n\r\n