Narayanaswami Srinivasa has been confirmed as the new chairman of the International Cricket Council.
The 69-year-old, who was suspended as chairman of the Board of Control for cricket over alleged corruption charges, was appointed after the governing body approved constitutional change.
"It is an honour to be confirmed as the chairman of the International Cricket Council," Srinivasan said in a statement. "I will leave no stone unturned in trying to strengthen the pillars and foundations of our sport, both on and off the field.
"I want to ensure that cricket retains and grows its popularity, and that the ICC plays a leading role in this global growth. I want to see more strong teams in international cricket. For this to be achieved, we all need to work hard to develop local talent in our countries.
"Naturally, there will be more support to those who first show they can help themselves. The ICC is a Members' organisation and the pathway is now there for any member to play Test cricket or in the major ICC events if it performs well enough over a sustained period of time."
Mustafa Kamal was also elected as the ICC's 11th president.
