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ICC may face deadlock over WC bid
LONDON, Feb 2: Cricket's world governing body face the prospect of a deadlock at their meeting at Lord's today to decide who is to host the next World Cup in 1995, reports Reuter.
England are keen to stage the sixth edition of the premier international one-day tournament but are up against a joint bid from India. Pakistan and Shri Lanka.
International Cricket Council (ICC) delegates meet at Lord's to choose between the two bids of around five million pounds sterling (7.4 million dollars) each. with indications that neigher will get the necessary two-thirds majority from the nine Test-playing nations' votes.
With Australia, New Zealand, West Indies and South Africa believed to be backing England, the way Test newcomers Zimbabwe vote holds the key to the outcome.
’- The sub-continent bidders 1 are claiming Zimbabwe's sup-Ct, which would produce A stalemate.
Both England and the Asian bid for 1995 offer similar cash guarantees.-The Test-playing ICC members would receive 300,000 pounds each (444.000 dollar) from England compared with 250,000 pounds (370,000 dollar) from the subcontinent.
The three associate members who qualify for the competition get 150,000 pounds (222,000 dollar) if England are hosts and 125,000 pounds (185,000 dollar) if the IndoPakistan-Shri Lanka bld is successful.
’ However, the sub-continent trio is guaranteeing the 16 non-playing associate members 100,000 pounds (148,000 dollar) while England's figure is 65,000 pounds (96,200 dollar).
England, who plan to open the Cup programme on May 24 and play the final at Lord's on June 17, have set aside 250,000 pounds (370,000 dollar) in prize money.
If staged in India, Pakistan and Shri Lanka, the competition would be played later in the year with prize money of 200,000 pounds (296,000 dollar).
The sub-continent's proposal emphasises the success of their 1987 tournament and the diversity of having three geographically close countries as hosts.
England have comparatively short travelling distance between venues, and also point out that only one of a total of 57 games in the three World Cups they have organised was prevented by bad weather from running its scheduled course.
England hosted the first three Cups in 1975, 1979, and 1983 while India and Pakistan Jointly staged the next tournament in 1987. Australia and New Zealand shared the fifth edition of the Cup early in 1992.
The 1995 competition will comprise 12 teams — an increase of three on last year with 50-over matches whether in England or on the sub-continent. Previous Cups in - England have been played over 60 overs.
Today's meeting will also discuss whether matches played by rebel teams in South Africa should rank as first class in the record books.
The issue has been highlighted because Graham Gooch recently scored what he hoped was his 100th first class century during England's tour of India.
There Is doubt over whether he has, tn fact, reached the landmark because one of his 99 previous hundreds was a score of 109 on the 1982 rebel tour of South Africa.
ICC have Indicated that, as far as their paper work was concerned, rebel tour performances should not be regarded as first-class because matches were not sanctioned by Council member countries.
If they make such a ruling. It could mean rewriting the record books to amend the achievements of English. West Indian in the republic between 1982 and 1990.